Two Languages one country: One Language two countries

We Sri Lankans never learn lessons from the past to make a better future. The above theme was highlighted and highly debated in the post independent Sri Lanka.
Country was divided laguage vice as most of us could not understand and speak what our neighbour says and nor understand their grievances.
In present cabinet we have a minister to unite and reconciliation of the languages. Unfortunately, we had learned that the Jaffna magistrate court police and the magistrate exchange views only in Sinhala language while Tamil speaking advocates who appear on behalf of the accused do not know even their client get the bail or released.
The lawyers were shared this with us when we attend the court case against the injunction order given by the Jaffna magistrate against the July 15th IDP landless people's agitation organized by NAFSO.
However, it is important to draw attention of the Minister of national languages and reconciliatoon to attend to this matter as we want to end this injustices and never happen the blood shed we experinced due to insensitivity about others need and grievances.