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National Freedom Front Leader Wimal Weerawansa has no right to form a new party to function independently, SLFP Minister Dayasiri Jayasekara said at the weekly SLFP media briefing today.
Mr. Weerawansa yesterday told Parliament that five members belonging to his party would function independently in the Opposition and that they should be recognised as a separate party in Parliament.
He said he had informed the Speaker about this decision in writing earlier and the latter had failed to heed the request.
“There are only three main parties in the United People's Freedom Alliance (UPFA). All the other parties contested in the UPFA led by the SLFP. Those parties were not considered as separate entities. If Mr. Weerawansa wants to function as an independent party he can be independent in Parliament like Minister Chandrasiri Gajadeera," he said.
“Before he form an individual party he should write to the SLFP General Secretary Mahinda Amaraweera for permission,” the Minister said.(Chaturanga Paradeep)
ceylon Thursday, 23 February 2017 09:59 PM
wimal was bankrupt politician long time ago.now he also same as rajapaksa theives are trying not to go to jails. via DM Android App
ananda Thursday, 23 February 2017 10:48 PM
Weerswansa knows that he has no future on the UPFA and now he is trying to be independent to ally with any party to cling on . via DM Android App
Selvyn Friday, 24 February 2017 10:11 AM
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