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By Yohan Perera
No one should use yellow for political purposes as it is the party colour of Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB), an MP representing the party said yesterday.
SJB MP Thushara Indunil Amarasena told a press conference that no one should use yellow for any political matters as it is the official colour of his party. The MP was referring to the message which was circulated on social media asking those who come to view Sri Lanka-Australia one day international at Premadasa stadium to pay tribute to Australians.
“We are not against paying tribute to Australians who came to Sri Lanka for a tour at this difficult period but we are against using our colour. The official colour of SJB is yellow, while green is also used to symbolise that we are a UNP breakaway group. We have also seen in social media asking those who go for the one day match to come in yellow and then go to Galle Face to join the struggle to topple the government after the match. We also would like to state that we the SJB are the architects of the Aragalaya (struggle), he said.
Prof. A.P. Gunaratne Saturday, 25 June 2022 12:22 PM
Sajith what ever said and done, SJB consist of 75% Freedom fighters at Galle Face this is the fact and no one can deny.
Hubert Congreve Saturday, 25 June 2022 12:24 PM
Now without any fear, SJB can walk in at Galle Face with Yellow T-shirts and Yellow Skirts, its a welcome move, but not with your gangsters.
Kanagasabai Saturday, 25 June 2022 12:46 PM
“Aasai Bayai Bootuwe Namai”
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