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United National Party (UNP) reformists said now that the local council elections were over they would resume their struggle to revamp the party. UNP reformist and parliamentarian Ranjith Madduma Bandara said they had put off their struggle for party reforms until the elections were over because they wanted to avoid the party being embarrassed or placed in a difficult situation. Ajith Tuesday, 11 October 2011 03:43 AM
Please put the effort in building all of your electorate. Ranil, with all the internal as well external pressure, was able to win Colombo, his electorate. Hambantota, UNP got only 27% of the vote.. You all are destroying the party. Rally around the leader, covert all your effort to bring back the party to power...Internal power struggle would destroy the party. And I guess, its high time for the UNP , to take disciplinary action even if it has to sack some high profile members.
mangala jayakody, US Tuesday, 11 October 2011 04:07 AM
good luck.
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