Sri Lanka’s new President: Sri Lanka, which is facing economic crisis, is going to get a new president. This time Marxist leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake has got a huge lead in the presidential election held within the country. Anura Kumara is now certain to become the president. In such a situation, concern has increased for India. Just like Maldives President Mohammed Muizzu came to power by running an anti-India campaign, Anura Kumara is also in the same situation. It is believed that Anura Kumara is a pro-China leader. During the election campaign, he has promised the public that he will stop many projects going on with India.
Actually, China is the biggest problem for India. At present, a pro-Pakistan government has been formed in the neighbouring country Bangladesh. Pakistan itself is a pro-China country. Apart from this, a pro-China government of Mohammad Muizzu has been formed in Maldives. Now a Marxist government is going to be formed in Sri Lanka, another neighbouring country of India.
For the first time in Sri Lanka, a Marxist leader has formed a government
Anura Kumara Disanayake’s party Janatha Vimukthi Peremuna (JVP) has formed an alliance with the National People’s Power (NPP). In this way, Anura Kumara is the candidate of the alliance. Anura Kumar’s party supports strong state intervention in the economy, low taxes and more closed markets. Anura Kumara Disanayake (55) is known for giving passionate speeches. For the first time within Sri Lanka, a Marxist leader is going to become the President. India is also keeping an eye on the elections taking place in Sri Lanka. Disanayake has also been making statements against the Indian company Adani Group during the election campaign.
Disanayake will stop India’s project
According to The Hindu report, before voting on Monday, Anura Kumara vowed to cancel the Adani Group’s wind energy project. During a program, he was asked whether Adani Group’s wind energy is a threat to Sri Lanka’s sovereignty? To this, Anura Kumara replied in the affirmative. He said that he will definitely stop this project, it is a threat to Sri Lanka’s energy sovereignty. Along with this, between 1987 and 1990, Disanayake’s party had revolted violently against India.
