The visit of Deputy Labor Minister Mahinda Jaisingh at a Sri Lankan temple has caused political controversy. He mentioned a visit to the Buddhist Training Center in Parliament. The matter was heated. Opposition MPs strongly opposed this. After which the debate in Parliament caught on. Jay Singh claimed that the land of the center was illegally occupied and an investigation was required.
Going to the temple for the minister proved to be expensive
Deputy Labor Minister Mahinda Jaisinghini’s visit to Buddhist Training Center in Sri Lanka has been involved in controversy. The opposition had objected to his statement in Parliament, which led to a lot of debate. Jay Singh claimed that the center land was illegally occupied and should be investigated. Minister Jay Singh said in Parliament that the dispute over the land of the Buddhist Training Center in Kelania is serious. Earlier, MP Dayasiri Jayashekhara made some allegations, in response to which Jay Singh was allowed to speak. But Jayasekhara objected and said that he did not name Jay Singh. There was intense debate between the opposition and the ruling party MPs. However, after a while the situation was calm.
The minister was prevented from entering the temple
Jay Singh claimed that when he visited Nagananda International Buddhist Meditation Center with his team, he was not allowed to enter there. Security personnel stopped him at the gate and called the police. Meanwhile, the minister spoke to the chief priest of the center and said that he had come there on the appeal of the villagers. Jaisingh said that locals have alleged that the meditation was forcibly occupied by the center. He said that they would investigate the entire matter by the district administration and if there is any irregularities, appropriate action would be taken.
