United National Party MP Lakshman Kiriella has voiced his disapproval over the government's decision to make military training mandatory for freshers�entering� local universities.
The minister exerted that the government should receive prior consent from students and provide a detailed outline of the programme to their parents before any such plan could be initiated.
"There is no provision in the law under which university students can be given a military training," Mr. Kiriella told a news conference.
The government is scheduled to implement the proposed 'Leadership Training' programme in universities throughout the island beginning this Monday.
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