A certain purohita wanted to shift a branch office of a leading state-owned financial establishment functioning in a distant area in the country to a building in the same area belonging to one of his political supporters. This financial establishment comes under the purview of the Ministry that the political authority is in charge of.
It is a long established tradition that the second in command in the army succeeds the commander when the letter retires from service. However, given the unusual situation where the post of the second in command in the army has already been vacant for some time, the bigwigs concerned are said to have short-listed four candidates for consideration by the appointing authority.
Another conference over filling of the vacant main chair at Alutkade legal department was held at a high place the other day. Tensions had run high at this conference attended by several purohitas including the one in charge of the subject and several civil society high ups.
This one is a leading purohita representing the Betel leaf in yahapalanaya. He was once nursing high hopes of becoming the second in command. But the poll results shattered his hopes. Last week this purohita came face to face with his deputy in the House lobby. And they stopped for a brief chat.
A group of Betel leaf deputy purohitas in yahapalanaya the other day visited the former strongman’s second offspring now booked in the state-run lodge at Welikada. The livewires behind this move had a hectic time communicating over the phone with the fellow deputy purohitas of the party in connection with organizing the visit. Meanwhile, a big-mouthed deputy of this group got a call over his mobile from a senior purohita who made it
The Central Committee of the Blue party met in emergency session the other day. The former strongman, a patron of the party was conspicuous by his absence at this meeting convened to take some vital decisions regarding the upcoming local government polls.
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