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Lanka's main Tamil party to support no-trust motion

Mahinda Rajapaksa claims he has enough numbers to prove his majority and at least six of ousted premier, Ranil Wickremasinghe's men have defected to his side. The current suspension of parliament by the president is seen as a key to Rajapaksa negotiating for enough defections.

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