“The Buddhist monk should have acted in a sensible manner at the Supreme Court, respecting the law and tradition avoiding a humiliation as such. Regardless it is the Court or the Parliament, the tradition and the system has to be fall in line with,” stated the Maha Nayake Thero.

Supreme Court recently remanded Ven. Pannala Gnanaloka Thero of Welikadawaththa Buddhist temple for 14 days until September 15 for failure to appear in Courts for the hearing of fundamental rights violation case pertaining to noise pollution.