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Maithiri at Jaffna - Never signed agreements with TNA

Common opposition candidate Maithiripala Sirisena addressed Jaffna people while at Sangiliyan garden in Jaffna last evening. This meeting

 was organised by the parliamentarian Vijayakala Maheshwaran. Maithiripala Sirisena, former president Chandrika Kumaratunga, parliamentarian Mano Ganesan, Sarath Fonseka, Duminda Dissanayake, Rajitha Senaratne ,Rishad Bathiudeen and several others were present at this meeting. 

Addressing the gathering Maithiripala Sirisena went on to say, I the recent past president was in anger. I would like to tell him one thing , look at the faces of people ruled by you, we don't want to express our anger over others, we always love our enemies and also president should aware on large crowd of people gathered against him.

By stopping the sounds of guns you cannot establish unity and full fill the needs of people. All religions in SriLanka stress about the importance of creating peaceful minds among people. We should aware on problems faced by our own people and need to solve them.

 Nearly 100 million SriLankans starve in this nation. If you wanted to develop a nation its important to eradicate poverty. However during the time of election they visits each and every door steps to deliver their relives. In the history of SriLanka this was considered as the most corrupted regime, Maithiripala Sirisena said. Maithiripala further added war as created religious and ethnic differences among people. Major corruption activities were hidden behind the beautiful development projects. 

President Mahinda Rajapaksa commenced the train services between South – North and he failed to reveal how much commission he has obtained for the renovation of one kilometer railway track. They hide these income not only to the people but also to ministers. This was the most corrupted regime. Many politicians sells heroin and many involved in sexual abuses cases. Many politicians own casino centers. Today all these politicians representate the government and failed to take disciplinary action against these suspects. On the other side ministers and parliamentarians were threatened. They import large stock of watches and mobile phones to obtain votes from people.

 You enjoy all their benefits and cast your vote for change. I'm a son of farmer. I'm well aware of problems faced by farmers. Rulerswork for the wellbeing of farmers today imports fruits and vegetables to this country. During my ruling period I will encourage the farming and agricultural activities , never import locally produced products from foreign nations. There are 7 presidential palaces in SriLanka.

 I never step on to them. I will abolish the executive presidency grant powers to the parliament, judiciary and freedom to police. I have invited the Tamil National Alliance and also president also did the same. But TNA accepted my invitation. I would like to inform you that myself and TNA or myself and UNP did not signed any agreements. This was a fake campaign. In my 49 years of political life I have face many elections and never seen such a large crowd of people gathered under one leader, Maithiripala Sirisena said.

UNP says bringing Bollywood actor for campaigning a disgrace

By Ifham Nizam Bringing in Bollywood actor Salman Khan to campaign for President Mahinda Rajapaksa is a disgrace to the Sri Lankans, says UNP MP Dr. Harsha de Silva. 

 MP Silva said: “How can one go that low. As a Sri Lankan I am ashamed to see people are being fooled and treated like a bunch of idiots.” The president should have asked Sri Lankan artistes like Amaradeva, Malini Fonseka to help him with electioneering without disgracing Sri Lanka as a nation. Khan was accompanied by former Miss Sri Lanka turned Bollywood actress, Jacqueline Fernandez. 

They are said to be close friends of Hambantota District Parliamentarian Namal Rajapaksa. Meanwhile, Common Candidate’s Media Unit yesterday said that a number of artistes, including Samanali Fonseka and Indrachapa Liyanage had been attacked yesterday in Kurunegala. They were attacked by a mob numbering about 150 when they spoke about the irregularities of the government following a musical show at Kumukgette, Kurunegala.

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Sampanthan announces decision to back Sirisena in SL presidential elections

Despite strong opposition from various sections of Eezham Tamils against giving explicit support to any of the two main contestants in the upcoming Sri Lankan presidential elections, Tamil National Alliance (TNA) Parliamentary Group Leader R. Sampanthan has decided to support the Opposition Common Candidate Maithripala Sirisena. Mr Sampanthan announced the stance of the TNA Tuesday morning at a media briefing held at Hotel Jananaki in Colombo

. Mr Sampanthan and M.A. Sumanthiran have been blamed for striking a clandestine deal with Chandrika Kumaratunga on backing Maithiripala Sirisena. A few personalities claiming to represent the so-called majority view have imposed their decision as TNA decision on the Tamil people. “The political parties comprising the TNA have failed to learn the views of the Tamil people. Instead, they have only sought to manipulate the views before announcing their pre-determined decision,”

 TNA Parliamentarians Mavai Senathirajah, M.A.Sumanthiran, Selvam Adaikalanathan and Sivasakthi Ananthan were seen with Mr.R.Sampanthan in the head table. “Tamil people should realise that this group is trying to transform the nation of Eezham Tamils into a minority in the genocidal Sri Lanka,” political observers in Jaffna said adding that some members of this group have already been promised with ministerial portfolios by Chandrika Kumaratunga. Both the opposition candidates Sirisena and the incumbent SL president Mahinda Rajapaksa are opposed to international investigations and a federal solution to the national question.

Dhoni retires from Test cricket after humiliation in Australia

India skipper MS Dhoni has called it a day and has retired from Test cricket after the visitors surrendered Border-Gavaskar Trophy to host Australia at Melbourne Cricket Ground on Tuesday. 

Australia has already won the first two Tests of the four-match series and the third Test concluded as a draw with host falling only four wickets to record third consecutive win. Batsman Virat Kohli will replace Dhoni for the final Test of the series in Sydney early next month.