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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Sinhala Only Act (formally the Official Language Act) was a law passed in the Sri Lankan parliament in 1956. The law mandated Sinhala, the language of Sri Lanka's majority Sinhalese community, which is spoken by over 70% of Sri Lanka's population, as the sole official language of Sri Lanka. Supporters of the law saw it as an attempt by a community that had just gained independence to distance themselves from their colonial masters, while its opponents viewed it as an attempt by the linguistic majority to oppress and assert dominance on minorities. The Act symbolizes the post independent majority Sinhalese to assert its Sri Lanka's identity as a nation state, and for Tamils, it became a symbol of minority oppression and a justification for them to demand an separate nation state, which resulted in decades of civil war.