Rajapaksas Losing Power Grip In Sri Lanka As Protests Surge
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Sri Lanka&#39;s opposition party is working seriously to bring down the Rajapaksa party from the throne. The two former ministers claim to have cobbled together 120 MPs in a 225-member parliament where 113 MPs are required to vote the Rajapaksa government out of power. Watch more to know!</p>
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