Hon. K. Ilankumaran, M.P.
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Speeches 22 #168 of 225·#106 in party
Attendance 5/8 days present (of recorded)
Top topic Infrastructure 8 speeches
Last spoke 20 February 2026 in Adjournment
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AI summary AI-assigned tags, 1–3 per speech. Counts only — not a score.
Speech history
22 speeches- 21 March 2025 AI summary Hon. K. Ilankumaran welcomed Budget allocations for the Jaffna Public Library and the rehabilitation of the Point Pedro coastal road, and thanked relevant Ministers for work on coastal protection and northern development projects. He called for an inquiry into the burning of the Jaffna Public Library, comparing it to the Batalanda Commission process, and urged that justice be pursued. He argued that Budget funds should be used to develop industries in the North, particularly in Kilinochchi, while criticizing past proliferation of bar licences and urging a shift toward industrial zones. He also rejected personal allegations and opposition criticism, and said the Government’s mandate should be used to move beyond racism and support national development, including public sector salary increases. Appropriation Bill 2025 - Committee Stage (Twenty-sixth Day) and Third Reading EducationInfrastructureJustice & Human Rights Read →
- 4 December 2024 AI summary K. Ilankumaran used his maiden speech to report on recent flood impacts in the Northern Province, stating that 51,171 families and 171,536 persons were affected across Jaffna, Kilinochchi, Mullaitivu, Vavuniya and Mannar, with two deaths recorded. He said advance warnings and coordinated clearing of drainage channels helped reduce casualties, while 82 relief camps were established and food, essentials, medical support and mosquito nets were provided. He requested continued relief for damage to fishing boats, nets, crops and houses, and acknowledged assistance from ministers, local authorities, fellow MPs and diaspora networks. Adjournment Motion: Compensation for Damaged Crops and Victims of Adverse Weather (Cyclone Fengal) Public FinanceInfrastructureEnvironment Read →