Funds stopped for Moosa-Mill's campaign

The Elephant Party stopped releasing funds for the final phase of Moosa-Mill's polls campaign, fearing that he would use the money to gamble at his favourite casinos. Ra-Blue had instructed his party's financial heads to peruse the genuine payments incurred during Moosa-Mill's campaign and settle them directly to prevent the cash going into the casino king's hands.

Green Reformists meet tomorrow

Saa-jeet, the Love-Slave, is flexing his muscles again after yesterday's LG polls defeat in most areas. He has planned to hold a secret meeting with his confidants tomorrow to decide on the next course of action that they should take to intensify the Reformists' battle to oust Ra-Blue. Several district leaders of the Elephant Party too have been invited for tomorrow meeting.

Soo-me and clan in financial crisis

Soo-me, the One-sa and his clan are in a major financial crisis as the main funding sources of the Bell Party are now supporting its Rebel Group. The breakaway group, which has been playing a major role behind the scenes, now accuses Soo-me and his politburo of abusing party funds. Funds for the Bell Party from Europe and Japan branches too have reduced significantly.

Three crossovers in the offing

At least three persons who are confident of being elected as Colombo Municipal Councillors from You-En-Pee are set to cross over at the first meeting of the newly elected body. Sensing who would be the likely rebels, Ra-Blue met the three in separate one-on-one meetings and pleaded with them not to deepen the crisis in the party.