Hon. M.K.M. Aslam, M.P.
Profession: Businessman
Speeches 24 #156 of 225·#94 in party
Attendance 6/8 days present (of recorded)
Top topic Ethnic Reconciliation & Devolution 11 speeches
Last spoke 10 June 2026 in Debate
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Speech history
24 speeches- 7 February 2025 AI summary Hon. M.K.M. Aslam supported the Private Member’s Motion by Hon. Rauff Hakeem concerning the mandatory cremation of COVID-19 victims, stating that the policy caused grave injustice to Muslims and appeared politically motivated rather than scientifically based. He argued that past governments used ethnic and religious divisions for political gain and called for health, agricultural, and economic policies that would prevent such incidents from recurring. He urged opposition cooperation in implementing policies that protect all communities and ensure peaceful coexistence. Private Members' Motion 6: Select Committee to Investigate COVID-19 Cremation Decisions Ethnic Reconciliation & DevolutionReligion & CultureHealthcare Read →
- 23 January 2025 AI summary Hon. M.K.M. Aslam said the Government had not taken any action to harm or deport Rohingya arrivals and that the Sri Lanka Navy had lawfully rescued them, provided health checks, and given initial care. He argued the issue should be treated as a humanitarian matter rather than a religious or political one, while also noting that intelligence concerns should be assessed scientifically and handled under domestic and international law. He said the Government would protect the Rohingya, prevent mob violence or abuse, provide shelter and basic care, and allow them to depart safely when possible, while opposing racism and considering stronger laws if needed to eliminate it. Adjournment Motion: Ensuring Protection for Rohingya Refugees in Sri Lanka Foreign AffairsJustice & Human RightsEthnic Reconciliation & Devolution Read →
- 9 January 2025 AI summary Hon. M.K.M. Aslam defended the National People’s Power Government’s early record, arguing that despite criticism over rice and coconut prices, public confidence, rule of law, and inter-communal safety had improved since previous administrations. He said the Government would ensure supplies for festivals, including green rice for Ramadan porridge, and provide a safe environment for Muslims during the fasting month. He also justified police action on unsafe vehicle body spare parts under the Clean Sri Lanka programme and requested special attention to rehabilitate the Kalugahathenna landslide-affected area in Dodangaslanda. He called for Government and Opposition cooperation to address shortages and rebuild the country. Adjournment Debate: Government Performance and Commodity Prices Cost of LivingCorruption & Governance ReformEthnic Reconciliation & Devolution Read →
- 18 December 2024 AI summary M.K.M. Aslam supported the proposed Rs. 6,000 grant for schoolchildren, arguing that it responds to hardships faced by families during the economic crisis, including difficulties in buying school supplies, shoes, and paying education-related costs. He rejected claims of biased distribution and said the Government would treat children equally across all regions and communities. He also criticized those responsible for the economic crisis while calling for a humane Opposition and urged Sinhala, Tamil, and Muslim communities to unite as Sri Lankans in support of children’s future. Debate: Supplementary Estimate – Head 102, Programme 01 (School Supplies Grant) EducationCost of LivingEthnic Reconciliation & Devolution Read →