Some knowledgeable people in the power sector who are truly concerned about the power crisis greatly affecting the day-to-day life of the public have expressed the view that two bigwigs directly connected to the power supply task should be given the walking papers if the crisis is to be resolved.
Two purohitas at state level in the government are said to be highly discontented and disillusioned these days, they say. Both purohitas are said to be going round telling their Diyawanna colleagues that their superiors at the top team level have become a stumbling block to the implementation of their plans and programms.
A mandarin responsible for the task of developing agriculture is said to be taking a keener interest in placing on record even the unnecessary personal particulars of the employees of his establishment than in his onerous official duties, they say.
The main character of this story is the sole government party Diyawanna member elected from a far-away district. This member known to maintain a very close friendly relationship with all his Diyawanna colleagues, often addressing them as Aiya or Malli had the other day given a telephone call to the highest office in the administration.
The top team member handling the subject of Labour and Foreign Employment had recently presented a proposal to the team at the top table to pay a substantial amount of money as compensation to the family of Priyantha who was lynched by a mob of bigots in Pakistan.
A story going hush-hush inside the Telephone party says that a certain party bigwig who has learnt that he is under the influence of a powerful Rajayoga these days is said to be visibly excited at the prospect of the auspicious event in the offing.
A powerful political authority and a physician are said to be planning to award the contract to run the canteen at a hospital in mid-country to a local politico buddy charging that quality foods and drinks are not being provided by the contractor currently running this canteen.
A prominent politico had reportedly helped a businessman buddy to make a small fortune by giving the confidential information about the impending price increase of fags on the eve of the unveiling of the annual estimate of income and expenditure, they say.
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