General
Fonsenka's resignation came as a shocker to the outside world as it is
to the citizens of the Island nation. However, along with it has also
emerged another crack in the already weakened walls of the country.
The
Chief of Defence Staff, Sarath Fonsenka enlisted to the Ceylon Army in
1970 and was commissioned on June 1 1971, and in 2005 was made the
chief of staff with the added respnsibity of riding the country free of
the rebelling Tamils, especially Prabhakaran.
He
did it, however, considering how the politicians irrespective of their
religion and region act is the same fashion of being loyal more to
their respective positions than the citizen, simply doesn't trust its
own soldier.
Fonsenka
may or may not have plotted a coup, and considering his popularity
scale, it is very unlikely that the General would even plan one.
However,
it is imperative that the political voices in the country awaken the
leaders of the country. Why has the Sri Lankan president been
silent?why has he not come one press statement till now?
Read General Fonsenka's resignation letter.
Your story has the answer to it? `Being loyal more to their respective positions rather than to the citizens (country)
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