Poor guy

Ra-Blue, struggling to retain his leadership, asked trade union chief Shri-North to iron out the differences for him. When Shri-North was having discussions with rebel green Em Pees, Ra-Blue called upon the trade union chief to get the latest updates and see whether his place as the leader is safe. Poor guy!

One Shot out?

One Shot came to the rescue of Ra-Blue after the Sinhala tuition guru gave the biggest d-rope to the leader. But many green stalwarts are opposed to 'import' a Negombo actor to Sabaragamuwa when enough and more talented and popular party leaders could be found in the province. One Shot is trying hard.

Another ploy

Having backed out of the Sabaragamuwa provincial battle fearing Mahee, the Sinhala tuition guru made a big hue and cry that the proposed post is not enough for him. He pleaded for the National Organiser post held by Es Bee and accused the Haguran-Field stalwart. Was this another ploy by Ra-Blue to oust Es Bee?

Retired hurt

The Retired Major General could well step down from the North central battle at the eleventh hour. Many greenish seniors have objected to their leader's decision to bring Jaha-naa-ka. Atta-Leader, Doc Jay Jay and Lucky Milk-Fall have proposed different names after objecting to Jaha-naa-ka's arrival from Down Under.

Jay Jay recalls

Doc Jay Jay had told a confidant how Ra-Blue treated war heroes who supported the party. He criticised Ra-Blue's choice of Jaha-naa-ka to capture power in the North Central and recalled how the leader treated the late Lucky Al-Village's family after the latter sacrificed his life at an Elephant Party rally at Ja-ela.

Three rebels

Three senior Em Pees of the Elephant Party held secret discussions with a blue stalwart from Polonnaruwa. The trio who have openly asked Ra-Blue to step down from party leadership, will not cross over immediately but would do so if the Elephant Party does not introduce reforms in the near future.