Hirunika Premachandra : నా రొమ్ములంటే నాకు గర్వం..

Former Sri Lankan MP Hirunika Premachandra’s comments that I am proud of my breasts were debatable. In fact, no woman would ever say that openly about her boobs. There must be a strong reason for that. There is also a reason in the case of Hirunika. Hirika was blocked by the police who recently participated in a protest in Sri Lanka. Some joked that her breasts were visible at the time. Cut to the antics on social media. Created memes and got demonized. She was deeply offended by that. Hirunika posted on Facebook in response to those talking about her body. I’m proud of my breasts. I breastfed and raised three beautiful children. I raised them carefully. I dedicated my whole body to them. Even those who make fun of the way my breasts look out of place would breastfeed their mother when she was a toddler. Anyway, Hirunika expressed her displeasure that you are talking about my breasts, make memes and find out that another Sri Lankan citizen is dead in the queue inside laughing.

Hirunika’s post received a special response from netizens, especially women. She was praised for being an incredibly brave woman. Don’t worry, immoral and obscene people will post something on social media. Tabu is with you. You have the courage to be stronger. The United People’s Freedom Alliance (UPFA) women staged a protest near the home of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe in Colombo during parliamentary sessions on Thursday. Hirunika Premachandra, who was involved in the protest, got into an altercation with the police. The protesters were blocked by the police from infiltrating the Prime Minister’s house. However, a scuffle broke out between the two groups as she tried to break through the police cordon. Some of the photos taken on this occasion were posted on social media and commented obscenely about her breasts. Hirunika Premachandra is a woman from a family with a political background. Daughter of famous political leader Bharat Laxman Premachandra. Her father was killed in a shooting during the 2011 local government elections. Hirunika is conducting a large-scale campaign to bring the perpetrators of the murder to justice. He has been playing an active role in Sri Lankan politics since the assassination of his father. Emerged as a prominent woman politician. Elected to Parliament from the United National Party in the 2015 elections. Although she contested and lost the last election on behalf of the UPFA, she continues to be a leading figure in Sri Lankan politics.

She has been leading protests against the ruling classes in the wake of the Sri Lankan crisis. She is also worried about the Rajapaksa family as well as Ranil Wickremesinghe. On the other hand, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has strongly criticized netizens for their attitude towards Hirunika. Civilized society said not to insult motherhood. Hirunika, a mother of three, has been asked not to share photos that could insult her. The Sri Lankan Prime Minister has said that protests are part of democratic politics. The political crisis in Sri Lanka has eased since Ranil took over as Prime Minister last month. But the financial crisis is not over yet. The food crisis is getting worse. People were pushed into a miserable state where they could not eat a single meal. Banks have to stand in queues for days in front of petrol and diesel. In this sequence, the events leading up to the release of the survivors in the ‘queue’ also take place. Ten people have died so far. It shows the extent of the Sri Lankan crisis.

There is a lot of anger among the people for standing for hours and days for essential items including petrol bunks. The government will impose restrictions on distribution as fuel shortages are likely to worsen in the coming days. However, the sins committed by the Sri Lankan rulers are haunting the people. Nine out of every 10 families in the country are starving, according to United Nations reports. Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe declared in Parliament that the country’s economy had completely collapsed. Moreover, he warned that future consequences would be even more severe. He told parliament that the International Monetary Fund was the only one that could support itself in this situation. Foreign exchange reserves fell beyond risk. He said the economy would not be able to recover easily in the face of the dilemma of not being able to buy even imported goods. Sri Lanka has never faced such a severe financial crisis in the last 75 years. 95 lakh 507 crore by 2026. The foreign debt burden has reached Rs 3 lakh 98 thousand 835 crore. The Sri Lankan Prime Minister hopes to reach an agreement with the IMF by the end of July. Until then, the people of Sri Lanka will have to endure these hardships .. There is no other way !!