TNA spurned many chances to find a peaceful solution
The Tamil National Alliance (TNA) which is
clamouring for police, and land powers for the Northern Provincial
Council today, had rejected a package offered by the Chandrika
Bandaranaike Government that went beyond the powers of the Provincial
Councils, Traditional Industries and Small Enterprises Development
Minister Douglas Devananda said.
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'I have a clear political vision' - Wayamba Province UNP group
leader
I entered the Law Faculty of Colombo University in
1986 in which period I was interested in politics. The University
remained closed during the1988/89 insurgency and I was compelled to come
back to Kurunegala and it was the time I actively took part in local
politics. I contested the Alawwa Pradeshiya Sabha and emerged victorious
at my first attempt itself in 1991 and I bade goodbye to my higher
education as a second year law student at the Colombo University.
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‘TNA manifesto contains Prabhakaran's policies’
It is an open secret that the Tamil National
Alliance (TNA) had been the unofficial political wing of the LTTE when
the world’s most ruthless terrorist outfit was at its best. The TNA
leaders had no option, but to surrender meekly to LTTE leader Velupillai
Prabhakaran due to fear.
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People's franchise exercised to the maximum:
UN Human Rights chief's remarks deplorable - Keheliya Rambukwella
Mass Media and Information Minister Keheliya
Rambukwella said the final remarks by the UN Human Rights Commissioner
Navanethem Pillay on her departure from Sri Lanka are regrettable. In
fact, the Government invited her to visit Sri Lanka in all good faith
and see for herself the significant developments that had taken place.
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