Fonseka, who won a seat in parliament while in custody, is in custody in the capital Colombo and faces a court martial.
He is charged with entering politics while in uniform and making irregular army procurements, in a process that began on March 16 and will continue on Monday.
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"We strongly suspect that a court martial called for Monday will convict him before Thursday and block him from attending parliament," spokesman for Fonseka's Democratic National Alliance, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, said.
The party had requested that Fonseka attend parliament as his first outing from his detention cell since he was arrested on February 8, just 12 days after he lost to incumbent Mahinda Rajapakse at presidential elections.
"We maintain that the courts martial against General Fonseka are illegal," Dissanayake said, adding that the military judges were disciplined by Fonseka when he was the army commander and would therefore be biased against him.
Dissanayake said they believed the gov