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Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa has warned that Sri Lanka's financial situation will remain precarious for the next few years, emphasizing India's continuous support as essential to mitigate the country's massive debt crisis. In an exclusive interview with Indian media network NDTV, Premadasa subtly but strongly criticized the current government's foreign policy and economic management.

Clear signals indicate a significant erosion of government power across the country, following a triple defeat in grassroots political battles, including cooperative elections and local council budgets.

The common opposition is gearing up to launch a massive political offensive against the current National People's Power (NPP) government, with former Minister Harin Fernando assigned a pivotal role within the United National Party (UNP) to lead the charge.

Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa has warned that Sri Lanka's financial situation will remain precarious for the next few years, emphasizing India's continuous support as essential to mitigate the country's massive debt crisis. In an exclusive interview with Indian media network NDTV, Premadasa subtly but strongly criticized the current government's foreign policy and economic management.

Former Minister Harin Fernando, representing the United National Party as Deputy General Secretary for political mobilization, is slated to address the "People's Voice" rally organized by the common opposition against the government.

Leader of the Opposition, Sajith Premadasa, has concluded a pivotal visit to India, marking a critical juncture in the island nation's political and economic diplomatic relations. During his visit, Mr. Premadasa met with key Indian leaders, including the Minister of External Affairs, Dr. S. Jaishankar, the Finance Minister, and the Speaker of the Lok Sabha. He underscored that Sri Lanka's future hinges on regional cooperation and a pragmatic approach.