I have this disquieting feeling that he’s living it up in a penthouse somewhere in Colombo now. The last we heard was that he had arrived at Katunayake and been whisked off by the CID for questioning. But no one seems to care about him much now. Remember that chappie named Makandure Madush? Whatever happened to him? His name was all the rage for a couple of months, living it up in a penthouse in Dubai. It seems to have been completely forgotten. I wonder whatever happened to that barge mounted power plant that was heading for the Galle harbour. That seems like such a miniscule transgression now. I feel almost sorry for the CEB mafia who were holding the country hostage to power cuts just a few weeks ago, that were deemed illegal, just so that some folks could profit through emergency power purchases. Meanwhile, a much ballyhooed ‘War on Drugs” that was declared by the President, appears to have fizzled out. It remains to be seen what mayhem he will wreak upon the minorities of the country. Never mind that he had been convicted by the Court of Appeal of rampaging through a courtroom, and that the Supreme Court had agreed with the verdict. The President pardoned and released from prison the nation’s most famous thug, who was quite proud of his rampages against minorities over several years. The Bar Association doesn’t seem to have much of an opinion on this sharia law business either. But the University Grants Commission says it knows nothing about it.
Law of the jungle cast plus#
Plus there’s a luxurious looking ‘Sharia University’ that has been built to teach it. In the middle of all this, we are told that the country’s legal system has also been changed during the last regime, to legalise Sharia law here. Not content with that, the mobs then attacked the refugees when they were shifted to the Northern Province for safety. Mobs in Negombo attacked refugees who fled persecution in Afghanistan and Pakistan, who were legally in Sri Lanka until the UNHCR finds them countries to live in permanently. Apparently the Advisor and the General Secretary were arguing over whose territory it was, a bit like the Sicilian Mafia arguing with Al Capone.
He was then seen having a spat with the General Secretary of the President’s political party, who himself had just persuaded police to release some other folks who had wrecked and burned down shops and houses in several towns, even being so helpful as to play chauffeur to the hooligans in his luxury Prado that the public had paid for. One of the President’s advisors, who last year singlehandedly turned Sri Lanka into the laughing stock of the world with his tall tales of assassination plots against the President, was seen on national television just hanging out in the middle of one of the mobs. Dozens of mob members who had terrorized these towns were belatedly arrested, only to be given bail within a week! Then, law enforcement officials of the police and military looked the other way while mobs rampaged through many towns in the Northwestern Province and Western Province over several days. Military and police officials exhorted parents to send their children to school.
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