With a hard document, Human Rights Watch demanded the government to investigate repression in the march of retirees

The United Nations agency also questioned the anti-piquet protocol.

Human Rights Watch said the protocol facilitates the "violation of human rights" and asked the national government to investigate the repression of March 12, when retired people, social organizations and football fans marched together. Meanwhile, Parliament seeks to quote the minister and head of the SIDE to give explanations.

NEWSNOW | – The Police Media Division has announced that roads in Colombo and several areas will be closed from time to time due to the visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Sri Lanka, which is scheduled to begin this afternoon. Accordingly, according to the traffic plan being implemented in Colombo and several suburban areas, the Colombo-Katunayake Expressway and Baseline Road are scheduled to be closed from 6 pm to 10 pm today. Also,…