10 Responses to “බයියලා සහ ටොයියලා”

1. Nanda Says:
   November 5th, 2014 at 4:22 pm

   A reflection of true development explained logically.
   Please don’t barrage the writer with accusations and try to prove he is a NGO or LTTE supporter.
   This is what is happening.
   Do we need a Pope to come and promote this re-con-silly-action ?

2. Leela Says:
   November 5th, 2014 at 6:04 pm

   ආචාර්ය චන්දන ලියා අැති බොහෝ දේ සමග බහුතර ඡනයා උඩින්ම එකඟ බව නොඅනුමානය. “තෝරා පත් කර ගනු ලබන ජනතා නියෝජිතයින්ගේ ගණන භාගෙට භාගයක් අඩු කළ යුතුය. උසාවියකින් වරදකරුවකු වීමම දේශපාලනයට ඒමට සදාකාලික නුසුදුසුකමක් විය යුතුය. අධිකරණයේ ස්වාධීනත්වය ඇති කරමු. කැබිනට් මණ්ඩලය විසි පහකට අඩු කරමු. සියලූම දේශපාලන ආයතන විසිරුවා හැර මුළු රටේම එකවිට මැතිවරණයක් පවත්වමු.” එපමනක් නොව ඒ සඳහා කල් යල් බලමින් සිටීමේ ඵලක් නැති බවත් සහතික අැත්තය.

   නමුත් අප වැන්නන්ට ප්‍රශ්ණය වන්නේ එ්වා කරවා ගැනීමට විශ්වාස කරන්නේ කවුද කෙසේද යන්න පමනක් නොව අද තිබෙන දේශපාලන ප්‍රවාහයන් අනුව ‘බයියලා හා ටොයියලා’ නැතිව වෙස්ට්මිනිස්ටර් ක්‍රමයේ ක්ලීන් රඡයකට කෙසේ වෙතත් අද තිබෙන ඡනාධිපති බලතල සහ 2/3කේ මංත්‍රි සංඛයාව සහිතව වත් පැවැත්මක් තිබේද යන්නයි.

   දේශපාලනයේ සදාකාලික මිතුරන්වත් හතුරන්වත් නැති බව දේශපාලඥයෝම අපට පූර්වාදර්ශ සපයා අැත. ඉතින් අවස්ථාවාදී, අන්තවාදී සහ රට බෙදන්න වලිකන දේශපාලන ප්‍රවාහයන්ට අර ‘බයියලා හා ටොයියලා’ එකතු උවහොත් අද තිබෙනා වැනි හෝ සාමයක් හෝ ස්ථාවර රටක් හෝ අපට තියෙයිද යන්න ගැඹුරින් සිතා බැලිය යුතුය යන්නයි මගේ අදහස.

3. Dr.K Says:
   November 6th, 2014 at 4:05 am

   Dear Dr. Chandana

   What you have said in this article is the ‘Thiththa Eththa’ of what’s been happening in Sri Lanka since the date that it was declared as independent.

   We accept that Hon. Mahida Rajapaksa did a great job by relieving or rescuing the country from the murderous LTTE terrorists.

   Thereafter the whole country kept hope on him as ‘one and only’ person who could correct the country from corruptions and other misconducts. Unfortunately it has not happened or is not happening either. Instead, it has turned upside down and has reached to it’s peak of ill practices as how Dr. Chandana reveals. Hon Mahida Rajapaksa had the fullest support from the public to re -tracked the country’s path when he was selected for the second turn but now it’s too late and too hard. However, if the situation hasn’t been changed in quick the ‘ Asiyawe Ashcharaya may fall into a ditch.

4. Senevirath Says:
   November 6th, 2014 at 9:10 am

   we don’t want any bayyas or toyyas if they don’t want to scrap 13a and palaath sabhaa . 1 mp for 100000 voters may be enough but these bayyas and toyyas never talk about it

5. Nanda Says:
   November 6th, 2014 at 3:10 pm

   කලුසුද්දන්ගෙ උපදෙස් හොය හොයා වැඳ​
   මස්වැද්දන්ගෙ කෝරානය උනා හොඳ​
   හද රිද්දන්න බොදු ජනයගෙ හොඳද අද​
   බියවද්දන්න හෙලයා බොරු ගොතනවද​

6. Nanda Says:
   November 6th, 2014 at 3:29 pm

   බයියා නමත් සාඩම්බර කරුනක්ද
   ටොයියා කිවුවෙ කෙල්ලන්ටම නොවෙද​
   අය්යා මිහිඳු හෙල බොදුකම රැක දෙය් ද
   කොය් ආගමත් එකයය් කවි කියවෙය් ද​

7. douglas Says:
   November 6th, 2014 at 5:12 pm

   Lanka Web: Thank you for the promotion of these Sinhala Scholars and facilitating them to present their views in Sinhala language. I had the opportunity to show these articles to some of the people who are not that conversant in the English language. They were very happy and did tell me to send you a “Big Thank You”.

   Please do write in Sinhala and you can reach another segment of the population who are denied the opportunity of getting to know many more matters concerning the management of their affairs.

   Thank you and keep up the good work.

8. AnuD Says:
   November 6th, 2014 at 5:17 pm

   This article is 100% true. but, what we can do. One way is to teach the public.

   They won’t allow a proper leader to elevate himself. they will destroy the person.

9. Dilrook Says:
   November 6th, 2014 at 7:19 pm

   The needless governance layer is the provincial councils. Pradeshiya Sabhas are vital as they carry out grassroots level administrative functions. They are well established. The parliament is also vital. It is the provincial councils that are useless. Already people elect MPs to parliament on a district basis. Why should the district be consulted again to elect provincial councillors? Also, the provincial councils have been assigned powers that were vested in parliament. Provincial Councils are an absolute disgrace. The entire 13A must be abrogated.

   It is foolish to have district councils in place of provincial councils as the nation is already over-governed. 22 councils in place of 9 is ridiculous. An authority for every 4,900 persons is only part of the horror. One authority for every 15 square kilometres is a shocking ratio which highlights the administrative plunder the people go through. On top of this they have secretaries, drivers and personal assistants.

   A good starting point to clear this mess is to abrogate 13A forthwith. It can directly save Rs. 15 billion a year in needless administrative costs. Indirect savings and capital expenditure savings are many times higher. Saving in lost productivity on election dates, election campaigning and election holding expenses are also in billions.

10. ranjit Says:
    November 8th, 2014 at 1:53 am

    Whether good or bad we have only one leader at the moment who can be trusted to save our Motherland and that is none other than the Hon Mahinda Rajapaksa current President of ours. He has done lot of things to the country after the war and still he continues his good work but the only problem he has is he do not have a good trusted team with him except few. Most of his team mates are corrupt and useless and most of the politicians nowadays are not educated well and most of them were involved in Mafia acts like drugs,Murders,Thefts etc.They come to the parliament thru ill gotten money used to get votes. The public must reject these kind of people and choose good educated sons and daughters of Motherland to represent them.Everyone knows the corrupt and bad guys but still they vote for him for few bucks. Do not sell your valuable vote for a packet of rice and little Booze.Think wisely this time and send people who can be trusted.We need good decent educated leaders to represent us in the world stage. President is doing everything he can to help the people to be educated and to be par with well educated people in the world. Let’s do it.We the people must take a lead to send these gangsters and drug lords to face justice and to be in a 4×4 cell in Welikada.

    All citizens must unite and elect good people to represent us rather than traitors and dividers. We need a united Lanka rather than divided Lanka. Sri Lankan politicians who go behind foreigners and talk on behalf of them for green bucks and create unnecessary problems in our homeland should be punished. Those traitors gave the terrorists everything they wanted when they were in power and was about to divide the country.Thanks to the straight forward leadership and to those valiant war heros who fought a do or die battle to save our country. Scrap 13A is a good thing that will save good amount of money which can be used to build roads,Schools,Hospitals etc. Hope every citizen will use his brains and select new faces with good education rather than drug lords,murderers and pimps. Let’s hope for a better future in the coming days.

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