You will be hearing about the sugar hoarding that was talked about all over the country yesterday. But you who have seen the hoarded sugar will not find the hoarded formulators.

Over the past few days, there have been reports of shortages of essential commodities in the country and hoarding of paddy, rice and sugar. Some unnamed media outlets are not ready to talk about this. Some say yesterday's seizures are a month's worth of Sri Lankan consumer capacity. But there is no talk of those who did this. According to government sources, about 29,000 metric tons of sugar was seized yesterday, but more metric tons may be found in the coming days.

It's okay if some people say goodbye to this while these events are going on, but they say, why not do this before? They ask. The truth is that they will always see only the visible hole. They cannot understand reality. And our people have always had a habit, less of a habit of looking at the silver moon among the white clouds. The habit of seeing the eclipse size even though there is a slight blackness on the silver moon has not yet left us.

This is why you allowed the stored sugar to be stored. To whom this permission has been granted. To those who ask, it is not yet understood that it is a crime to hoard such essentials in times of calamity. Still others think this is a business ploy.

But in such a situation and some bad men, does Rajapaksa have his name in it? As searched in captured warehouses. The same is true when the Rajapaksa government gives sugar at a low price, they buy it and serve it well.

One more thing is that if the shares in the seized sugar were given to some media houses they would want to get a good name by distributing it among the villagers. At the same time they will not be able to reveal the names of the owners of the captured companies to the media. If a government that supports them comes to power they will not be able to speak in the media! However, if the seized companies are private companies, legal action will be taken against them. But not against those owners.

According to a journalist who went to document such sugar warehouses yesterday, "these hoarding mafias have only discrimination. There is no racial or religious difference." He's right, theft is theft by anyone who does the work. There is no such thing as social discrimination.

People need to clearly understand only one of these cases. Thanks to the people who helped find those involved in the events that took place. Who left it and betrayed them? Searching their faces is not the right thing to do.

So now you can relax and drink tea ...

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