"JVP is for a unitary state with democratic rights for
[b]"JVP is for a unitary state with democratic rights for all"[/b]
[b]Colombo, 30 March, (Asiantribune.com):[/b] All communities in Sri Lanka should enjoy equal rights without any ethnic or religious prejudices. The viable, vibrant, multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, multi-religious democratic society that the JVP stands for is best expressed in a unitary state with democratic rights for all.
The Janata Vimuthi Perumuna (JVP) has made the above comment in a letter written in reply to V. Anandasangaree, Leader of the Tamil United Liberation Front, who made several suggestions in a letter to the JVP with regard to the settlement of the ethnic strife in the country.
The full text of V. Anandasangaree’s letter was publish in Asian Tribune of 12 March and it is given at the end of this news item.
In a response to veteran Leader Anandasangaree, JVP further wrote "JVP does not accept devolution of power for various ethnic groups or a federal system of government as a solution for the national question in Sri Lanka. The outcome of such a course of action will be the intensification of the differences and inequalities that already exist among different communities;. Hence, your hope that establishing a federal system of government would bring about equality among ethnic groups (nationalities) in Sri Lanka would not materialize."
http://www.asiantribune.com/show_news.php?id=17454
"JVP is for a unitary state with democratic rights for
From Daily News......1/4/2006:
.......The Illangai Thamil Arasukachchi (ITAK/TNA) won all nine seats of the Alaiyadiyavenbu Pradeshiya Sabha in the Ampara district as the rival group could not obtain sufficient votes to secure a seat.
The Tamil Arasukachchi also won Thirukkovil and Karaithivu Pradeshiya Sabhas and in Trincomalee district the Trincomalee Pradeshiya Sabha and the Urban Council.
They were also returned uncontested at Verugal. Similarly, the EPDP gained Puthukuduiruppu in the Mullaitivu district uncontested.......
Let's wait for more news about election violence, vote rigging, intimidation,...
"JVP is for a unitary state with democratic rights for
[quote="victorragunath"][b]Crushing Defeat for theChauvinistic elements ( JVP/JHU/EPDP )[/b]
JVP only got Tissamaharagama council and did not even have seats in many councils. JHU too polled very poorly as they were able to grab only one seat each in two Western province councils.
EPDP had polled only 129 votes in Thirukovil which is nearly 1.5%. The only council which has [b]single party elected in an election [/b]is in Thirukovil by ITAK (Puthukudijirupu was given in a plater to EPDP since no one contested but EPDP).
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the election results are still being given out by the Elections Office (in fact it is expected to go until a few hours after mid-day), and this guy jumps at the conclusions! :roll:
[b]you lot (including the LTTE) are sure in a mighty hurry![/b] (the reasons are understandable, though) :lol:
i suggest you take a cue from the great Mahathma Gandhi! :?
he once asked "What's the mighty hurry?" :idea:
[color=blue]patience, my friend, patience is key![/color]
"JVP is for a unitary state with democratic rights for
[b]Crushing Defeat for theChauvinistic elements ( JVP/JHU/EPDP )[/b]
JVP only got Tissamaharagama council and did not even have seats in many councils. JHU too polled very poorly as they were able to grab only one seat each in two Western province councils.
EPDP had polled only 129 votes in Thirukovil which is nearly 1.5%. The only council which has [b]single party elected in an election [/b]is in Thirukovil by ITAK (Puthukudijirupu was given in a plater to EPDP since no one contested but EPDP).
President Rajapakse's UPFA had registered the majority of votes followed by UNP.
Well lets [b]hope a better future for the country as these Chauvinistic elements were rejected by peace loving people[/b].