Opposition Leader R. Sampanthan said he was ready to face a no-confidence motion at any point. 

Sampanthan, while addressing a press conference in Jaffna, responded claims that there might be a no-confidence motion against him for voting in favour of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe during the latter's no-confidence vote. 

"Nowhere in the world has an opposition member faced a no-confidence motion. It is not the parliamentary tradition nor is it ethical," Sampanthan said, at the press conference. 

"But," he added, "if someone brings a no-confidence motion, I am ready to face it." 

The Opposition Leader also said that the unity government, led by the President and the Prime Minister, must focus on swift constitutional reforms.