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?????????????????????????????????????????????????Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Exclusive: Sajith Premadsa Only Has Sick Degrees From UK And US, London Uni Carrying Out Further Investigations
Former UNP deputy leader and Hambantota District MP Sajith Premadasa
does not have a proper degree, Colombo Telegraph can now reveal.
Premadasa’s Wikipedia page says he obtained a Bsc. Degree in Economics, International Relations and Political Science from the London School of Economics.
Colombo Telegraph investigations have revealed that although Premadasa
was awarded a degree from LSE he did not complete his degree programme
work.
Speaking to Colombo Telegraph Sajith Premadasa acknowledged that he had
only sat for his first year exams at LSE because he had been sick with
measles and then a paralysis of his legs which prevented him from
sitting for further exams.
Premadasa gained admission to a post graduate programme in Maryland on
the basis of his LSE degree but never completed his studies due to his
father’s death, he told Colombo Telegraph.
Asked if he had undertaken grief counselling when his father died in
order to continue with his studies Premadasa said he had not.
His Facebook page says; A graduate of the London School of Economics
(LSE) and Political Science of the University of London, his degree
covered the areas of economics, politics and international relations, an
education that served him in good stead later when he launched himself
into grassroots politics.
“Our records show that Sajith Premadasa graduated from LSE with an
undergraduate degree in international relations in 1989. We do not allow
students to graduate who have not completed their course of study. I
would be grateful, therefore, if you could let me know why you believe
Mr Premadasa did not complete his studies at LSE?” London School of
Economics and Political Science asked Colombo Telegraph.
When Colombo Telegraph revealed some of our findings the LSE replied;
“Further to your call and this email, this is just to confirm we are
carrying out further investigations into our records to establish the
exact status of Mr Premadasa. This will require consultation with the
University of London, the awarding body at the time, who hold the
original records. This may take some time.”
Former UNP deputy leader and Hambantota District MP Sajith Premadasa
does not have a proper degree, Colombo Telegraph can now reveal.
Premadasa’s Wikipedia page says he obtained a Bsc. Degree in Economics, International Relations and Political Science from the London School of Economics.
Colombo Telegraph investigations have revealed that although Premadasa
was awarded a degree from LSE he did not complete his degree programme
work.
Speaking to Colombo Telegraph Sajith Premadasa acknowledged that he had
only sat for his first year exams at LSE because he had been sick with
measles and then a paralysis of his legs which prevented him from
sitting for further exams.
Premadasa gained admission to a post graduate programme in Maryland on
the basis of his LSE degree but never completed his studies due to his
father’s death, he told Colombo Telegraph.
Asked if he had undertaken grief counselling when his father died in
order to continue with his studies Premadasa said he had not.
His Facebook page says; A graduate of the London School of Economics
(LSE) and Political Science of the University of London, his degree
covered the areas of economics, politics and international relations, an
education that served him in good stead later when he launched himself
into grassroots politics.
“Our records show that Sajith Premadasa graduated from LSE with an
undergraduate degree in international relations in 1989. We do not allow
students to graduate who have not completed their course of study. I
would be grateful, therefore, if you could let me know why you believe
Mr Premadasa did not complete his studies at LSE?” London School of
Economics and Political Science asked Colombo Telegraph.
When Colombo Telegraph revealed some of our findings the LSE replied;
“Further to your call and this email, this is just to confirm we are
carrying out further investigations into our records to establish the
exact status of Mr Premadasa. This will require consultation with the
University of London, the awarding body at the time, who hold the
original records. This may take some time.”
I Have Nothing To Learn From Chandrika: Sajith Hits Back
October 2, 2013
Hitting
back against remarks made at a press conference by UNP General
Secretary Tissa Attanayake on Monday former UNP Deputy Leader Sajith
Premadasa says as a member of parliament with 13 years of experience,
he has no lessons to learn from the Chandrika Kumaratunga model of
politics.
“When
Chandrika Kumaratunga contested the Provincial Council elections, she
was politically naive and had no previous experience. For 13 years I
have been a member of parliament voted in by the people. What possible
lesson could I have to learn from the Chandrika Kumaratunga model?”
Premadasa said in a statement issued to the media yesterday.
Attanayake told reporters on Monday that contesting for chief minister
of a province could be a good launching pad for a longer political
journey, making reference to a recent request by the UNP Matara Working
Committee for Premadasa to contest as the UNP’s CM candidate in the soon
to be declared Southern Provincial Council elections.
Premadasa said he would rather pursue his political career in his individual style. Read More
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October 2, 2013
Attanayake told reporters on Monday that contesting for chief minister
of a province could be a good launching pad for a longer political
journey, making reference to a recent request by the UNP Matara Working
Committee for Premadasa to contest as the UNP’s CM candidate in the soon
to be declared Southern Provincial Council elections.
Premadasa said he would rather pursue his political career in his individual style. Read More
Posted by
Thavam

