Prophesying that could pay dividends!

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A white collar one presiding over a government statutory body tasked with controlling dangerous drugs the other day made a prediction about the political future of a new youthful Diyawanna member which would have greatly bucked up his father, a Ministerial one, they say.

The white collar one, they say, prophesied that this young member, already known as a bold fighter in politics and a good public orator would in the near future become the Prime Minister and the President of the country soon thereafter. “He could even defeat the former strongman at the latter’s home turf of Beliatta,” he added. Meanwhile, certain inquisitive ones closely monitoring political news are said to be making discreet inquiries to ascertain whether the white collar one had a hidden motive when he made this unusual prophesy.

By the way, the statutory body which the white collar one presides over comes under the purview of the particular Ministerial one.

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