S.B. and Dilan join SLPP

S.B. and Dilan join SLPP

August 29, 2019   12:09 pm

United People’s Freedom Alliance (UPFA) MPs S.B. Dissanayake and Dilan Perera have obtained the membership of the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP).

The parliamentarians obtained their membership a short while ago, stated the SLPP Media Division.

Recently, the Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) Central Committee removed the 2 MPs from the posts they held in the party as a disciplinary action.

This was due to them attending the SLPP national convention held on the 11th of August.

Accordingly, MPs Dissanayake and Perera obtained their party memberships from the National Organizer of SLPP Basil Rajapaksa.’

Along with the 2 parliamentarians, 35 Local Government Councilors, 4 former MPs, and 3 provincial councilmen obtained the membership of the party.

A group of SLFP representatives from Hanguranketha, Badulla, and Kandy also joined them, stated SLPP Media Division.

 

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