Ra-Blue goes all out to fix Love-Slave

Ra-Blue and his inner circle were overjoyed when Doo-lanja-Lee was questioned over a forged currency racket.

They felt that it was the best opportunity to tame Saa-jeet, the Love-Slave and exerted pressure through the media to fix his sister. Ra-Blue instructed Gem Wije to carry banner headlines in his family newspapers so that it would reflect badly on Love-Slave.

Green rebels meet today

Love-Slave and his Green reformists have planned a tit for tat act even before the PC polls results could be released.

They have arranged a meeting at a secret location in Colombo today to decide on the course of action to be taken after an imminent You-En-Pee defeat.

Love-Slave told his Green rebels that they should not compromise and go all out to expel Ra-Blue.

Atta-Leader takes on Hooray

Krishy Hooray who has been taking the upper hand and ignoring Atta-Leader from the day he took over the Green media unit, panicked when an internal survey predicted a landslide victory for the betel leaf.

Hence, he proposed Atta-leader's name to address the media after an impending defeat for the Greens. But an irate Atta-Leader lashed out at Hooray and refused to make the "same mistake" again.

Senior Bell Boys isolate Lull Kanth

A notable feature in the Bell Boys election campaign for the PC polls was the internal battle for preferential votes and the seniors keeping away from Lull Kanth's campaign in Colombo. Lull Kanth continued to go solo, sending SMSs with pleas to vote for him.

Hence, the senior Bell Boys did not throw their full weight behind the party's campaign in Colombo.