Virgins at Lak Sathosa, beware of chairman!

 Wednesday, 03 June 2015

Kiran Atapattu, who was appointed the Lak Sathosa chairman by president Maithripala Sirisena under the ‘Yaha Paalana’ government, is a mental patient suffering from a funny sort of mental illness, reports say. Mental patients should receive mercy from public, but, Kiran’s mental illness is of a very dangerous sort. Previously, Akuressa Pradeshiya Sabha chairman Saruwa Sunil was known to be suffering from this very same mental illness. Both are having an illness of craving to rape as many virgins as possible before passing on.

According to figures given by them, each of them have accounted for more than 100 virgins separately. The Lak Sathosa chairman says publicly that he will retire once his figure reaches 250. Good looking girls working in the institution have to make great efforts to stay away from him, say other employees.

Under Kiran’s administration, Lak Sathosa is facing ruin. Suppliers have suspended supplies due to non-payment for previous supplies. At most Lak Sathosa outlets, racks are empty, even the essential commodities. Suppliers say that the chairman now has to fill the racks with his two-legged items.

When complaints were made to the internal trade minister, he has said, “I can’t do anything. Kiran Atapattu is the president’s man.” Several suppliers have sent messages to the president, but no favourable response has been received yet.

After coming to know that complaints have been made even to the president against him, Kiran has told top officials of Lak Sathosa, “I cannot be expelled by carrying tales to the president. Both of us are good friends. On the night of the presidential election, the president hid in my Dodamgaslanda estate. When he was in the health ministry, I was the chairman of Triposha company. No one can carry tales and end our friendship.”

The president and Kiran may have such a friendship, but Lak Sathosa is today faced with a severe financial crisis, as the treasury has refused to grant a financial allocation requested by the institution. By now, Lak Sathosa’s outstanding payments to suppliers alone stand at one billion rupees. As a way out, Lak Sathosa branches at 200 key places in the country are most likely to be sold to the Food City chain, a spokesman for the internal trade ministry told us.