Srilanka Crisis: మాల్దీవుల్లోనూ లంగేయుల నిరసన.. సింగపూర్‌కు గొటబాయ!

The situation in Sri Lanka, which is reeling under a severe crisis, is completely out of control. Protesters are raising their voices against the government. As the situation spiraled out of control, the government imposed a state of emergency on Wednesday. In the wake of the protests, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa along with his family left the country and fled to the Maldives. The protest against Gotabaya Rajapaksa in Maldives also took off. Tens of Sri Lankans protested. Gotabaya demanded that Male should not be a safe area. The people there were asked to report this matter to the Sri Lankan government.

Protesters raised slogans against Rajapaksa with Sri Lankan national flags and placards. ‘Dear friends of Maldives.. Inform your government not to make this area safe for criminals,’ the banner displayed. Maldivian media broadcast videos of some people chanting slogans against Rajapaksa as the military plane landed at Velana International Airport in Male. Also.. when many Sri Lankan citizens protested at the artificial beach area in Male, the police dispersed them.

Local media revealed that President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who escaped from Sri Lanka and reached the Maldives, is hiding in a luxury resort. It is reported that the former President of Sri Lanka, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who landed in Malé, the capital of the Maldives in a flight belonging to the Sri Lankan Air Force, will go to Singapore. Sources in the Maldives told the Daily Mirror that Rajapakse, who left for the Maldives this morning, will leave for Singapore later on Wednesday. The opposition Progressive Party of Maldives opposed the entry of Gotabaya Rajapaksa into the country. A PPM leader claimed that they are betraying their friends in Sri Lanka by allowing Rajapaksa.

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On the other hand, TV broadcasts have also stopped in Lanka today. Reports that Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who said he would tender his resignation as president on Wednesday, fled to the Maldives sparked civil outrage. In this order, this time the agitators stormed the Prime Minister’s office. It seems that they have taken over the Prime Minister’s office. In order to control the situation, Sri Lanka’s Acting President and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe issued orders to fire if necessary to bring the situation under control in Sri Lanka.