Malicious campaigns boomerang

The concocted stories of the Opposition to gain petty political mileage has boomeranged. Ra-Blue last week advised the Green candidates to refrain from criticising the governing types without concrete evidence as such malicious campaigns would run counter to their party's polls campaign.

Wedding Sam runs short of slogans

Ra-Blue asked Wedding Sam to get a fresh slogan for the polls campaign but it did not go down well with the latter. "Even the registration and annual fees for news websites too have been slashed. We may now have to think of something different," a dejected Sam said.

Love-Slave goes for different campaign

Saa-Jeet, the Love-Slave has embarked on a different campaign while You-En-Pee seniors are engaged in polls work. Love-Slave has approached candidates individually for pow-vows and offers small-scale financial grants. "This is not from the party but from my personal funds," he told a Green candidate from Anuradhapura who had politely rejected the offer.

Soo-me takes on Lull-Kanth

Soo-me the One-sa is facing a severe leadership crisis as the Bell Boys grapple with their election campaign. Lull-Kanth said he will lead the North Central campaign to secure the highest number of PC members though Soo-me is not making an active contribution. "You even failed to secure your seat at the general election," Soo-me hit back at his trade union wing leader.