Ra-Blue spurns Show-Bhi-ta's request

Show-Bhi-ta went to Sirikotha last week for a closed door meeting with Ra-Blue. Outlining his campaign to become the candidate that is common at the next Prez polls, the bhikkhu pleaded with Ra-Blue not to field any candidate from the You-En-Pee. After giving a patient hearing to Show-Bhi-ta's, Ra-Blue said a firm no, rejecting the bhikkhu's request in toto.

Green leader chides Village-House

Kind Village-House met Ra-blue and pleaded with him to delay naming a deputy leader for the Greens until the end of the next Prez polls, adding that he too is a strong contender for the post. "I know what all of you are up to. Why wait until the end of the election? You'll assume that I am going to lose, that I could never become President and eject me?" Ra-Blue told Village-House.

Huh-Ring in hot water

Huh-Ring is in hot water after meeting his friend Na-flower during the Uva polls campaign. Huh-Ring, having found that his dear friend was canvassing in the same area, called Na-flower who invited him to join them for tea. Though Huh-Ring promptly obliged, his rivals within the party had reported the matter to Ra-Blue and Atta-Leader.

Prince advises his candidates

Anura Prince was overjoyed that a small election platform erected for a pocket meeting had been party damaged. He summoned the Bell Boys contesting the Uva polls and urged them to take the maximum mileage from such events. "The radio and TV channels which didn't offer you interviews are now behind you. You Sahodarayas must try to create such situations so that the media would come behind you," Prince said.