Chairs vacant to entice them back to the fold

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The Urumaya heavyweights despite taking the bold step of giving up their high positions before parting company with the betel leaf party are still in a constant dialogue with the top courtiers, palace sources say.

All indications are that The Big Boss is not in a hurry to fill the two vacant Ministerial portfolios either, the same sources said.
The Big Boss now and then calls the two heavyweights just to say howdy, they say. However, the Big Boss lost no time in filling the vacancies that resulted from the previous sensational crossovers that took him and the country by surprise.
Will the two dissidents relent? The answer to this question lies in the womb of time, a political wag quipped.

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Chairs vacant to entice them back to the fold

The Urumaya heavyweights despite taking the bold step of giving up their high positions before parting company with the betel leaf party are still in a constant dialogue with the top courtiers, palace sources say.

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