A crowd of MPs on Rajapakse Island

Sri Lanka's new Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse with supporters on Sunday on the way to the Kandy Tooth Ralik Mandir: AFP

A crowd of MPs on Rajapakse Island

Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena has started a run to raise the party's majority by suspending parliamentary activities.

On Saturday night, he held an emergency meeting with the United Peoples Freedom Alliance (UPFA) alliance MPs.

There all the MPs of the UPA have promised to support Sri Lanka's new Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa. Emirate of the United National Party (UNP) of the expelled Prime Minister Ronyil Bikram Singh of the Anchorage on the island of Rajapakase is throwing anchor.

Meanwhile, Human Rights Watch (HRW) has expressed concern about Rajapaksa being prime minister for human rights violations. The Sri Lankan Guardian reported.

Sirisena dismissed the sudden Prime Minister Bikramsingh on Friday night. 

Rajapakasake the oath of the new prime minister on this day gave the oath All he did is violate the Constitution

She suspended the parliament by the emergency order on 16 November. The President's decision has deepened the constitutional crisis of Sri Lanka. Opposition views this as 'the coup of the president'

Opposition accuses parliament of suspending parliament to raise MPs' majority in Parliament During this time, the opposition MPs would also be charged with the money to run the rally.

There are 106 MPs in Bikram Singhingh, the majority of the UNP in Sri Lanka's 225 parliamentary constituency. And the UPFA Alliance has 95 MP's support. 113mp support to avoid non-existence

In this case, failing to win the non-confidence vote requires only 7 MP support. Last year the trust was brought against him. But he went to the service voting.

After the suspension of the parliament, the ruling party has dropped down in the field of MPs.

The meeting was attended by Arumgan Thandaman of the alliance's alliance partner Silen Workers Congress, Douglas Deoband of Elam People's Democratic Party.

Anand Aluthgamage was also from Rajapakse's team. He said, ready to support 21 MP Rajapaksa from the UNP. However, in parliament, 7 MP of Sri Lankan Muslim League will support Vikramasinghe.

As a result, the members of the parliament will remain in the playground for the next few days.

Chinese Ambassador to Sri Lanka Cheng Zhuiyang met Beijing-based Rajapakse at his residence on Sunday.