Gajalakshmi
Paramasivam
31
October 2018
ENFORCING MAJORITY POWER
CAUSES NATURAL SEPARATION
After being appalled by the way Dr Laksiri Fernando –
who as per my understanding is by law Australian – interpreted the ‘legality’
of the decision by Mr Sirisena who holds the position of president of Sri
Lanka, I felt hope in my heart – reading Mr Jayakody’s work in this issue. I
was able to identify with Mr Jayakody’s interpretations as if they were mine.
The name indicates that Mr Jayakody is
of Sinhala origin, but the mind is certified by me as being global. To my mind, Dr Fernando on the other hand has demonstrated
withdrawal into ‘Sinhala Nationalism’ and has demonstrated strong subjectivity
and hence identifies blindly with the thinking of Mr Sirisena.
Knowing the way such minds work is important to
Tamils, Muslims and Burghers to preserve their Diversity in this highly
subjective environment – especially if Mr Rajapaksa is accepted as the
Executive leader.
Dr Fernando states in terms of the application of
Article 47(2):
[19th Amendment
There is no question that many of the powers of the President are
reduced under the 19th Amendment. However,
nowhere it says he cannot remove the PM. There are two Articles where removal
is mentioned directly and indirectly.
First is Article 47 (2) which says “Notwithstanding the death, removal
from office or resignation of the Prime Minister, during the period intervening
between the dissolution of Parliament and the conclusion of the General
Election, the Cabinet of Ministers shall continue to function with the other
Ministers of the Cabinet of Ministers as its members…”
This is of course during the intervening period, as it is clear from
above. However, this is a proof that the possibility of removal is still there
even after the 19th Amendment. There is no
hard and fast rule on this matter. ]
Article 47 is about ‘the period intervening between the dissolution of
Parliament and the conclusion of the General Election’
To my mind the above comes from a
mind that places benefits (including
imaginary benefits) before rights. Each one of us earns ‘rights’ as per our
true respect for Common structures and values. As I recently said in the case
of a stepchild – that child has accumulated natural rights by respecting the
position of the stepparent and the stepparent’s system. The Constitution is to be interpreted on the
basis of our belief that we are Sri Lankans. Every such interpretation is
valuable and would naturally merge with other genuine interpretations – at Energy
level.
This Article 47 (2) confirms that the
existing Ministers SHALL continue. – ‘ the
Cabinet of Ministers shall continue to function with the other Ministers of the
Cabinet of Ministers as its members’
But Mr Sirisena has appointed new ministers while the existing
ministers are still in their positions and Parliament has NOT been dissolved.
This confirms serious disrespect for the Constitution which every Sri Lankan
has the right to interpret as per their Belief. True Belief will merge
naturally. Between Dr Fernando and I only one of us has the right to claim to
be Sri Lankan. If that is Dr Fernando due to his position and majority power –
then Separation has already happened – with my part of that land being called
Eelam. This could very well be in the middle of Colombo.
Young Mr Jayakody
shows another interpretaion through the following interpretation of the law
which comes from a global mind:
[However,
Article 42(4) refers to the president’s power to appoint as prime minister, a
member of parliament who in his opinion can command the confidence of the
house. There are no provisions in the constitution concerning the removal of a
prime minister by the president. A prime minister can only cease to
hold office through one of the stipulated means in Articles 46(2) and 48]
I therefore conclude that whilst Tamils who are
genuinely committed to integration – are overridden by the likes of Dr Fernando
whose interpretation is contradictory to that of the mind practicing global principles of Equal
Opportunity and Diversity – there can be no ethnic reconciliation, leave alone
solution whilst such minds ‘possess’
power – by majority and/or merely by status – especially status that has
gone past its validity date.
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