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Nims Friday, 03 April 2015 03:46 AM
Common guys, stop politics and do your studies well and serve the nation. Most of you are paid the Mahapola Scholarship which funded by the taxpayers of motherland.
Janaka Friday, 03 April 2015 04:12 AM
Najith Indika is a political henchman dancing to the tune of a politician. Unfortunately, a set of less experienced new comers start believing him and following. This guy will either join main stream politics later on or get a job backed politically. Eventually he will have a career and the poor followers are desserted. These guys exist throughout the history. Being there, done that, now we know the difference. To the followers, you have got one in a lifetime opportunity to do a service to the country. Get the hell out of dirty politics and build an intellectually sound society and watch how the dirty politicians go out of business including Nadith. Have you ever wonder why convener never gets injured in the clashes? He is just sacrificing the followers.
Chris Friday, 03 April 2015 06:25 AM
Were these students given all these promises they are asking now when they entered the Uni? They are a menace to the public and should be sacked for the greater good of society.
hutas lander Friday, 03 April 2015 09:59 AM
When they protested MR govt students are justified. Now everyone advise them to study. All must do is to give them their facilities and promised Mahapola first. Then modernise all unis to International standard. Then no one will talk or protest.
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