How Wimal and the crowd sat in the middle of the parliament for having called Mahinda to Bribery Commission

How Wimal and the crowd sat in the middle of the parliament ....

for having called Mahinda to Bribery Commission

When the parliament assembled this morning at 9.30, the 19th Amendment was presented to

parliament and the Speaker took a decision to postpone its reading to day after tomorrow. Though a group of members of the parliament from the Opposition said that they had nothing to talk about during that period had then voiced their opinion; but they were not given an opportunity. What they had wanted was to question about former President Mahinda Rajapaksa being summoned to the Bribery Commission. Later, it was reported that a group of Opposition members who were supporters of Mahinda and headed by Wimal Weeravansha began to protest in the middle of the parliament and had created some confusion. Subsequently they had sat down on the red carpet at the centre of the chambers of parliament.

Their argument was that the ex-President had never been involved in any bribery activity or indulged in corruption and that he had been called there for purposes of political revenge.

How Wimal and the clan was seated on that occasion, from BELOW