A female politico who had taken offence for excluding her followers from an aid programme launched by a party heavyweight is said to have begun boycotting the public functions, which the party chief and the other party bigwigs are billed to attend as distinguished guests.
A senior top team member had the other day summoned the district level high-ups of a leading State-Owned Financial Institution for a conference held to discuss a Ministry project. This political authority hailing from a remote area in the country also holds a top post in the Green Party.
A senior Blue, this politico has been looked on over the years as the party’s Number One in Uva. In fact, the country’s Number Two position had been almost within his reach on many occasions though it had eluded him so far to his obvious disappointment.
Following a strong rumour that has gone viral in political circles that a deputy purohita is now on the brink of forfeiting his Diyawanna seat, the candidate immediately next to the latter on the preference list has already placed an order for a VIP suit with a master tailor, they say.
A young doctor couple has reportedly complained to the authorities concerned that a leading city school has admitted to its feeder-primary a child of a powerful politico’s driver after rejecting the admission of their child despite it being better qualified for filling the available class vacancy.
This onetime white- collar one currently detained in the State lodge on charges of corruption said to have committed while serving a political authority, is having a good time in a healthcare unit despite a medical consultant giving him a clean bill of health, they say.
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