- Reported from kompas.com.
Currently Sri Lanka is experiencing an economic crisis that is so severe that it triggers community demonstrations. The Sri Lankan government was forced to impose a “shoot on the spot” rule on Tuesday, May 10, 2021. The government did that a day after riots and also violence in some areas, to bring order to the masses then “shoot on the spot” was imposed.
Thousands of security forces were on standby in the curfew.
Sri Lanka’s Defense Ministry said the rule applies to anyone who loots public property or is a perpetrator of violence that causes fatalities to be shot on the spot. Police said a total of eight people were killed and more than 225 were injured in the unrest during a curfew.
Mobs attacked and set fire to vehicles carrying police in Colombo. Senior Deputy Inspector General Desabadu Tenakon was finally able to escape to the hospital after warning shots and reinforcements were dispatched. He was later discharged after treatment.
In other incidents, as a result of the riots were many vigilantes and anarchists. They blocked the main road to Colombo Airport. Demonstrators also checked and confronted any pro-Rajapaksa loyalties who tried to leave the island.
Mahinda Rajapaksa stepped down from office on 09-05-2018 last year, but his setback failed to dampen public anger. Then Gotabaya Rajapaksa succeeded his brother as President of Sri Lanka. Gotabaya Rajapaksa holds power and command over the security forces. He also has the power to appoint and dismiss Ministers and Judges free from prosecution.
The protesters will continue to grow according to estimates at the crime scene, the mob vows not to leave until the President leaves. Rajapaksa’s rule has been in extreme turmoil after his country suffered months of long power outages, as well as shortages of essentials such as food and fuel as a result of Sri Lanka’s worst economic crisis so far this year.
Since its independence in 1948, the Covid-19 pandemic has crippled Sri Lanka’s tourism sector, therefore the Government stopped most imports to save foreign currency as a means to pay debts, which had failed to be paid before. The protests lasted peacefully for weeks. But the masses demanded the resignation of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa due to the worsening economic crisis.
- Government Supporters and Protesters Are Heating Up
On May 9, 2022, government supporters attacked demonstrators with batons in Colombo. That caused the mob to retaliate against the attack throughout the country late into the night. They set fire to dozens of ruling party politicians’ homes, then broke into the Prime Minister’s official residence in the Capital. Police eventually fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowd.
Due to the continuing chaos, police officers imposed a curfew across the South Asian country until Wednesday 11 May 2022.
THE VICTIMS ARE FALLING, The emotionally ignited mob set fire to 41 houses belonging to Pro Rajapaksa politicians, as well as some of Rajapaksa’s private houses, and even protesters also destroyed the Rajapaksa family museum. Outside colombo, members of Parliament from the Amarakerti Ratukorala party were forced to fire at two protesters. Already surrounded by a mob, the member of Parliament committed suicide. Not only that, the bodyguards of members of Parliament were also killed in the terrible incident. Then another powerful politician shot dead 2 protesters and wounded 5 others not named.
U.N. human rights chief Michelle Bachelet called for an inquiry to urge the Government to immediately engage in dialogue with all important figures in society.
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