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Hon. Mujibur Rahman, M.P.

Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB)· Colombo

Profession: Politician

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Speeches 277 #16 of 225·#7 in party
Attendance 8/8 days present (of recorded)
Top topic Parliamentary Procedure 115 speeches
Last spoke 10 June 2026 in Debate

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277 speeches
  • 3 March 2026 AI summary Hon. Mujibur Rahuman, speaking during the debate on a Regulation under the Foreign Exchange Act, criticized the Government for not condemning attacks on Iran and argued that the President should have taken a clear non-aligned foreign policy position rather than focusing on operational matters such as oil stocks. He questioned the Government’s shift from its earlier anti-imperialist positions, cited past Sri Lankan leaders’ stances on Palestine and non-alignment, and said Iran had supported Sri Lanka through development assistance and fuel supplies. He also raised concerns about alleged Israeli activity in Sri Lanka, including the continued operation of an allegedly illegal Chabad House, visa fee waivers for Israeli nationals, and reports of IDF personnel in the country, urging the Government to uphold a principled non-aligned policy. Debate: Regulation under Foreign Exchange Act, No. 12 of 2017 Foreign Affairs Read →
  • 3 March 2026 AI summary Mujibur Rahuman formally posed the listed parliamentary question to the Chair. No substantive details or policy arguments were included in the spoken text. Oral Question: Question No. 3 (Q.840/2025) - Deferred Parliamentary Procedure Read →
  • 20 February 2026 AI summary Mujibur Rahuman alleged irregularities in several government decisions, including a withdrawn wheat tender, the release of 323 containers, and the awarding of a 50 MW Mannar wind power project despite an appeal being rejected. He questioned why the President’s committee report on the containers had not been presented to Parliament and accused the Government of failing to uphold its pledges on transparency, anti-corruption, and the rule of law. Adjournment Motion: Issues Relating to the Power Sector (Coal Procurement for Norochcholai) Public FinanceCorruption & Governance Reform Read →
  • 20 February 2026 AI summary Hon. Mujibur Rahuman questioned why a coal supply agreement had not been cancelled despite alleged breaches of tender conditions relating to substandard coal and delayed deliveries. He cited a CEB report estimating losses at Rs. 7.6 billion, warned that further shipments could increase the loss, and argued that the proposed 13% electricity tariff increase would pass the cost to the public. He also alleged that the tender had been structured to favour a blacklisted company without sufficient coal supply capacity and demanded accountability for the decision. Adjournment Motion: Issues Relating to the Power Sector (Coal Procurement for Norochcholai) Public FinanceCost of LivingCorruption & Governance Reform Read →
  • 20 February 2026 AI summary Mujibur Rahuman defended the Opposition’s role in raising allegations of fraud and mismanagement, rejecting claims that SJB members were compromised or implicated in corruption. Referring to the coal procurement issue, he cited a 19 February 2026 Ceylon Electricity Board report signed by its General Manager stating that losses from eight coal shipments amounted to Rs. 7,672 million, excluding unclaimed penalties. He questioned the Government’s response to these concerns and argued that Parliament must scrutinize losses involving public funds. Adjournment Motion: Issues Relating to the Power Sector (Coal Procurement for Norochcholai) Public FinanceCorruption & Governance Reform Read →
  • 19 February 2026 AI summary Mujibur Rahuman, speaking during debate on the Judicature and dangerous drugs amendment Bills, questioned a 9 February 2026 Gazette requiring re-registration of pre-2019 SIM cards, arguing that telecom operators were already obliged under TRCSL licence conditions to retain customer identity data. He linked the issue to investigations into the killings and disappearances of Lasantha Wickrematunge, Wasim Thajudeen, Prageeth Ekneligoda, Sivaram and others, saying missing telecom data had affected those cases and asking whether the Gazette would enable operators to avoid responsibility. He urged the Government to take legal action against operators if they failed to maintain required records, rather than create a process that could undermine prosecutions, and called on the President to honour campaign promises on these cases. Debate (continued): Poisons, Opium and Dangerous Drugs (Amendment) Bill and Judicature (Amendment) Bill Law & OrderJustice & Human RightsCorruption & Governance Reform Read →
  • 18 February 2026 AI summary Hon. Mujibur Rahuman acknowledged the Government’s electoral mandate but cautioned against using it to suppress the Opposition. He emphasized respect for the Government side while calling for restraint in the exercise of its mandate. Debate: Special Commodity Levy Act and Related Orders (Main Business) Parliamentary Procedure Read →
  • 18 February 2026 AI summary Hon. Mujibur Rahuman criticized the Speaker’s handling of government members, alleging that disruptive conduct was being tolerated and asking that the Chair assert control or step aside. He objected to repeated accusations against the Opposition and attempts to belittle the Leader of the Opposition, warning that electoral mandates can change and citing the 2019 government’s subsequent loss of power as an example. Debate: Special Commodity Levy Act and Related Orders (Main Business) Parliamentary Procedure Read →
  • 18 February 2026 AI summary Hon. Mujibur Rahuman criticized the Chair’s handling of points of order, alleging unequal enforcement of parliamentary procedure. He argued that Standing Orders and parliamentary traditions must apply equally to all Members and to the presiding officers. Debate: Special Commodity Levy Act and Related Orders (Main Business) Parliamentary Procedure Read →
  • 18 February 2026 AI summary Hon. Mujibur Rahuman complained about a member’s repeated conduct in the Chamber, referring to that member’s past political affiliations. He requested that the Speaker intervene to stop the behaviour, specifically noting that the member’s microphone is activated as soon as he rises. Debate: Special Commodity Levy Act and Related Orders (Main Business) Parliamentary Procedure Read →
  • 18 February 2026 AI summary Hon. Mujibur Rahuman criticized a political group for allegedly reversing its earlier opposition to military involvement by now supporting the use of the army in mosquito-control activities. He argued that the group had previously spread fears about militarization, India, foreign countries, and investors, and accused it of political inconsistency, including changing its stance toward Indian leaders. Debate: Special Commodity Levy Act and Related Orders (Main Business) Corruption & Governance ReformForeign Affairs Read →
  • 18 February 2026 AI summary Mujibur Rahuman criticised members who, in his view, now express concern for schoolchildren and public services despite past actions during the 1987–88 period, including encouraging students to abandon schooling during protests over the Indo–Lanka Accord. He also accused them of inconsistency on military involvement, saying they previously opposed training for the armed forces as militarisation but now support using the army for tasks such as mosquito control. Debate: Special Commodity Levy Act and Related Orders (Main Business) EducationSecurity & Defence Read →
  • 18 February 2026 AI summary Hon. Mujibur Rahuman objected to a member repeatedly using parliamentary time to criticize or scold the Opposition, including during extended sittings. He argued that such conduct was inappropriate for Parliament and should not continue during proceedings. Debate: Special Commodity Levy Act and Related Orders (Main Business) Parliamentary Procedure Read →
  • 18 February 2026 AI summary Hon. Mujibur Rahuman criticized President Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s stated pledge to end family politics, alleging that political relationships and family ties are still reflected in parliamentary representation. He used examples such as spouses, parents and children, and personal relationships to question whether the promise of ending nepotism has been upheld. Debate: Special Commodity Levy Act and Related Orders (Main Business) Corruption & Governance Reform Read →
  • 18 February 2026 AI summary Mujibur Rahuman criticized the Leader of the House for opening the debate with attacks on the Opposition and the Opposition Leader. He argued that government members who had previously supported the Rajapaksas and participated in 2022 protests near Parliament were not in a position to lecture the Opposition on parliamentary traditions or norms. Debate: Special Commodity Levy Act and Related Orders (Main Business) Parliamentary Procedure Read →
  • 18 February 2026 AI summary As a member of the Select Committee, Mujibur Rahuman stated that Opposition members had warned the Minister that serving on the Committee could create a conflict of interest, given that Customs and Ports Authority officials were to be summoned. He said the Minister resigned from the Committee on that basis. Procedural: Select Committee and Conflict of Interest Matter Parliamentary Procedure Read →
  • 6 February 2026 AI summary Hon. Mujibur Rahuman questioned the need to extend the emergency after Cyclone Ditva, arguing that disaster management and compensation were said to be completed and alleging the emergency was being used to curb public protests. He said the no-confidence issue involving the Prime Minister was rendered moot by the President’s own decision to halt her programme and appoint an experts’ committee. He raised concerns over the Easter Sunday bombings trial, demanding that the alleged mastermind be arrested and produced, and criticised daily hearings, restricted access, and the venue as undermining fair trial rights and open justice. He called for transparent, open proceedings, including possible live telecasting, and urged the Government to ensure an independent and fair trial. Debate: Extension of Emergency Regulations (Cyclone Ditwah) Law & OrderJustice & Human RightsSecurity & Defence Read →
  • 6 February 2026 AI summary Mujibur Rahuman objected that Members had come to raise important questions but were not being allocated time to do so. He also requested that proceedings be conducted in a language understood by those present. Oral Questions: Various (Q.3, Q.5, Q.6) Parliamentary Procedure Read →
  • 6 February 2026 AI summary Mujibur Rahuman began to raise an important question, but the excerpt is cut off by an interruption and contains no substantive details about the issue being addressed. Oral Question: Schools in Colombo Municipal Council Area (Q.74/2025) Parliamentary Procedure Read →
  • 6 February 2026 AI summary Mujibur Rahuman briefly objected to interruptions during proceedings and urged others not to disrupt the work of the House. No substantive policy issue, legislative proposal, or specific demand was raised beyond maintaining order during the debate. Oral Question: Schools in Colombo Municipal Council Area (Q.74/2025) Parliamentary Procedure Read →