Four heads to roll to clear the path to reconciliation

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The New Big Boss has decided to write off the four betel leaf members who ganged up with the Greens to oust the Uva chief in response to a request by the one presiding over the Diyawanna council.

The occupant of the council chair has sent home the point that he would be in a position to facilitate a rapport between the Compassionate One and the deposed strongman if the foursome instrumental in ousting the young clan member were sent home.

The deposed strongman known to be a respecter of his family elders is expected to fall in line with the ongoing peace moves, they say.

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Four heads to roll to clear the path to reconciliation

The New Big Boss has decided to write off the four betel leaf members who ganged up with the Greens to oust the Uva chief in response to a request by the one presiding over the Diyawanna council.

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