Sajith secures Kalkudah polling division

Sajith secures Kalkudah polling division

November 17, 2019   10:17 am

NDF candidate Sajith Premadasa has won the Kalkudah polling division in Batticaloa District obtaining 65,847 votes (75.96%).

Gotabaya Rajapaksa of SLPP has followed with 16,663 votes (19.22%).

DUNF candidate Ariyawansha Dissanayake has placed third with 648 votes (0.75%).

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