UN intervention Moon's arbitrary decision

Deputy Minister Dilan Perera:

Irangika RANGE Sandasen MARASINGHE, Disna MUDALIGE

Public Administration and Home Affairs Deputy Minister Dilan Perera said the United Nation's Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's decision to appoint a panel to probe into Sri Lanka's internal conflicts was not a decision of the United Nations but his arbitrary decision. He made these observations in Parliament yesterday participating the committee stage debate of budget proposals.

He said Ban Ki-Moon has reached this decision arbitrary for the need of certain henchmen of the West. Deputy Minister said Bank Ki-Moon is the Secretary General of United Nation of which Sri Lanka, Rusia, China and many other countries are members. Decisions should be reached with the consent of its member countries.

"Sri Lanka cannot kneel before Ban-Ki-Moon's arbitrary decisions" Dilan Perera stated. "We should know he is not the Secretary General of an organization in the moon but on earth he said.