Thursday, 26 May 2022

A separate alliance of 10 independent parties

Parliamentarian Wimal Weerawansa says that 10 independent parties of the government will work together to form a new political alliance in the future.


A discussion between 10 members of the 21st Amendment and the 21st Amendment was held recently at the Communist Party Headquarters in Sri Lanka.


Commenting to the media after the meeting, MP Wimal Weerawansa said,


Wimal Weerawansa said that no name and leader has been nominated for the alliance yet and that there are several suitable leaders in his party alliance who are legally formed for this alliance.


In the face of the current crisis, if the government is going to meet the needs of other people, his political alliance will oppose it, said Wimal Weerawansa.


President Gotabhaya Rajapaksa today (May 26) invited 10 parties to discuss the 21st Amendment and then tomorrow (May 27) the President has invited all party leaders to discuss the 21st Amendment. Gammanpila said.

 

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