MR had accepted our allegation –UNP

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Main opposition UNP today claimed that President Mahinda Rajaapaksa had accepted the allegation made by them on Sapugaskanda Oil Refinery coming to a standstill.

UNP MP and media spokesman Gayantha Karunatilleke told a news conference today that this had been proven by the President’s order to modernize the refinery with immediate effect. (YP)

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channa Monday, 28 February 2011 03:26 PM

Very funny....

MagodisThuma Tuesday, 01 March 2011 01:44 AM

another "Great Victory" to UNP !.

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