Village-House hosts rally at a price

Kind Village-House realised his dream of holding a Green May Day in his home town - but at a price. He had spent millions of rupees to meet the expenses of the rally and provide food and allowances for You-En-Pee supporters.

"Let those crazy guys pay if they had grabbed the event. I am no fool to spend like that for nothing," Saa-jeet the Love-Slave had told a confidant.

Kind-leader perturbed over Love-Slave's return

Sun Kind-Leader was greatly perturbed after Love-Slave reopened his late Prez father's Soo-charitha office after two decades. Love-Slave has already reserved two days to meet the Colombo district public at his Soo-charitha office when Parliament meets.

Kind-Leader had discussed the imminent threat with several Colombo district Green Em Pees and PC members.

Ra-Blue consoles Atta-leader

Atta-leader was furious that he did not receive due recognition at the Green's rally at Ampara.

He was not even allocated a seat on the main platform and threatened to walk out before the organisers made makeshift arrangements.

He had later complained to Ra-Blue in the You-Ess over the step-motherly treatment meted out to him and the leader had consoled him.

Soo-me upset over Anura's double games

Soo-me, the One-sa was not happy with the huge response the Bell Party membership had given Anura Prince at their May Day rally.

He had called Till-Van on the same night and discussed the matter, alleging that Anura Prince had not thrown his full weight behind the party when Soo-me was the leader.