Kind-Leader shuts them out

Sun Kind-Leader is all out to stop popular figures from the Elephant party coming to Colombo to contest the polls. Having thwarted a move to bring celluloid hero One Shot as their chief ministerial candidate for the West, he conveniently ignored nominations for ex-cricket captain Hah-Shaan Tillaka-Gem. Disheartened Hah-Shaan was not willing to contest but Sun, as the district leader, didn't have the elementary courtesy to even inquire whether the ex-captain was seeking re-election.

My-Three turns traitor

The Centre that is American held a seminar recently on the pretext of empowering women but their agenda was to conspire against Sri Lanka on the eve of the Geneva sessions. Two university dons, including Ra-Blue's better half My-Three, provided false info to the lady from Uncle Sam's country.

 Greens join Bell Boys to oust Op leader

Anura Prince and a few Bell Party seniors loyal to the new leader, are having closed door discussions to oust Ra-Blue from the Op leader's post. Knowing only too well that it would be difficult to eject Ra-Blue from the Green leadership, the Green rebels are now roaring to join the Bell Boys to oust Ra-Blue and bring Anura Prince as the Op leader.

Raw-see takes on Nadee-Shaa

Raw-See, the ageing beauty fears that she would lose her popularity in the party to Nadee-Shaa Hema-Lee, who is contesting the PC polls in Matara. Raw-See has now deployed Gingerly-tha to confront Nadee-Shaa so that she would have a tough time in campaigning in the South.