Deputy Speaker Ajith Rajapaksa announced a short while ago in Parliament that the Supreme Court has informed that it cannot examine the Bill because it has not yet been included in the order book.
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Tuesday, 07 November 2023 11:35
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The Supreme Court has dismissed the petitions filed against the Anti-Terrorism Bill.
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