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Sixth Sense by Raj Gonsalkorale

A political demand that destabilises the Prime Minister is not the answer to the problem, as his destabilisation only strengthens the hand of the President, who from the outset had argued for settlement of major political issues before moving into other administrative issues, a position which the LTTE had strangely rejected during her tenure in government.
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