Former Sri Lanka President returned to China to attract attention, and Western hype will face the risk of being arrested

[Global Times Special Reporter Cheng is Liu Haoran] Sri Lanka's "Daily Mirror" reported on the 3rd that after more than 50 days of overseas life, former President Rajapaksa returned from Thailand to Culture Colombo, That is, they met with a number of senior government ministers and then lived in a house assigned by a government -assigned house in Colombo.

On September 3rd, after the former President Rajapaksa returned to the government residence in Colombo, a assault player stood. (Visual China)

In July of this year, the Presidential Palace was attacked in a large -scale protest due to the economic crisis of Sri Lanka. Rajapaksa went to Maldives' capital Malaysia for a short stay, and then went to Singapore with a medical visa, and announced his resignation of president. In August, after two visa extensions, the Singaporean government refused to renew its visa for Rajapaka, and the latter had to go to Thailand to temporarily live. However, due to the safety proposal proposed by Thailand, Rajapaksa could not go out in the hotel, and was placed under house arrest. It is reported that after returning to Sri Lanka, Rajapaksa will wait for the US government to approve its green card application. During this period, he will be specially protected as a former president.

The leader of the overthrow of the Lajapaksa government said that Rajapaksa, who lost the presidential exemption after leaving, should be ropeed to justice. Western media will use this to speculate on the risk of arrest. However, the Indian Asian news agency said that when Rajapaka got off the plane, he was welcomed by the ministers and politicians (as shown in the figure above, visual China). In addition, although the Rajapaksa family has temporarily lost power in the Sri Lanka government, the party's party -Sri Lanka People's Front still occupies an absolute advantage in parliamentary seats, and its political allies are still in power. Some analysts believe that the possibility of Rajapaksa faced allegations after returning home.

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