Sajith gets more support...

October 3, 2019  

 

Former Minister Athauda Seneviratne and former Deputy Minister W.B. Ekanayake pledged their support to the Presidential Candidate of the United National Party (UNP), Minister Sajith Premadasa. The two former UPFA parliamentarians attended a press conference in Colombo on Wednesday (02) along with Minister Premadasa and announced their decision. (Pic By - Osanda Daham Nimsara)

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