All the chairmen of government corporations asked to resign
Colombo, 04 January, (Asiantribune.com):
Governmrent has requested all the 168 chairmen of the statutory boards and government corporations to tender their resignation with immediate effect on a voluntary basis.
A circular to this effect was sent yesterday to all chairmen and it was sent by Lalith Weeratunga, Secretary to the President.
It has been pointed out that the circular was sent to enable the reelected President Mahinda Rajapaksa to consider appointing young and dynamic persons as new chairmen for the economic growth of the country.
It was further indicated that it was also to consider reappointing the chairmen who have so far made such government entities financial viable and sound and has contributed excellently well.
- Asian Tribune -
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Good move but some still
Good move but some still resisist. A fly-by-night told GG that the Chairman of an Authority, which is responsible for developing towns and who claims to be related to the top on brotherly terms, is resisting the circular stating that he never voluntered to be the Chairman and therefore he does not have to volunteer to resign.
Even after the circular He had issued a letter promoting an officer as Director stating that his work is good, had interviewed 100 persons for permenant employment in the Authority and had appointed a Director to Galle, when the CEO had already appointed an Officer as Director. May be that too much have gone into his head due to his "brother" securing a second term at the top with a unprecedented majority.
Mahinda Chinthana's Forward
Mahinda Chinthana's Forward Step seems bright and colourful from its first step.
One's excellent contributions on financial entities will be well rewarded.
President Rajapakse always refers to future generations and generations to follow.
Vacant 168 positions, obviously be chaired by young and dynamic persons as new chairmen aiming the economic growth of the country.
Intelligence of Dedicated President foresees the pinnacle Sri Lanka reaching in the near future as the most successful Country in the World.
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