Vidura wickramanayaka, Member of the Parliament of Sri Lanka

Colombo, May 28 Sri Lanka's Ministry of Buddhasasana, Religious, and Cultural Affairs is drafting a new law to promote religious harmony, state media reported on Sunday, quoting the ministry's chief Vidura Wickramanayaka as saying.Wickramanayaka said that the new law would require all religious institutions in Sri Lanka to register with the government, which would allow the government to track and monitor religious activities, and to intervene if necessary to prevent religious conflicts, Xinhua news agency reported.By registering religious institutions, the government will be able to better understand the religious landscape of Sri Lanka, Wickramanayaka said.The minister added the new legislation is necessary due to various issues associated with the management of religious institutions.Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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Politics :Sri Lanka drafting new law to promote religious harmony: minister

Colombo, May 28 Sri Lanka's Ministry of Buddhasasana, Religious, and Cultural Affairs is drafting a new law to ... ...