frdais-ohdisß lgl;d .ek frdais ÿka W;a;rh
ohdisß chfialr yd frdais fiakdkdhl tlu mlaIfha tlg lghq;= l< ys; ñ;=rkah' ohdisß miqmi frdais o" frdais iu. ohdisß o foaYmd,k lr<sfha ks;r oel.; yelsúh' ta ys;j;alug foaYmd,k lr<sfha wmQre l;do yeÈks'
ta flfiafj;;a fï ish¨ ys;j;alï me;a;l oud ohdisß wdKavqjg .sfhah' ohdisßg fijKe,a, fuka isá wh;a fydo lS wh;a Wfoa yjd weiqre l< wh;a Tyqg úúO fpdaokd ke.+y'
ohisß miq.shod lshd ;snqfKa ckafo ldf,a ;udg jeäfhkau uv .eyqfõ frdais njh' ta l;dj we;a;oehs wms frdais fiakdkdhl uy;añhf.ka úuiSuq '
frdais fiakdkdhl uka;%S;=ñh fldfyduo f;dr;=re@
uu fydÈka bkakjd' yenehs ÿll=;a ;sfhkjd
wehs ta Tn;=ñh ÿflka @
n,kakflda rfÜ fjk foaj,a' tajd oelalu ÿlla keoao
fudkjo ta @
miq.sh ojiaj, f,dal <ud Èkh ;snqKd' wfma rfÜ <ud Èkh ieurefõ yßu wjdikdjka; ;ekl boka' fï rfÜ iEu <uhs ;=kafofklaf.kau tla flfkla ukaofmdaIKfhka fmf<kjd kqjr t<sh" nÿ,a, Èia;%slalj, iShg 44 la ú;r <uhs laIh fj,d" lDI fj,d' ldka;djka tfyka ÿla úÈkjd' yßhg ðjfkdamdhla kE' wd¾:slh ÿ¾j,hs' tal mqoa., wdodhu jeäjqKd lsh,d fmkakqjg flda m%;sM, f.j,aj,g oeks,d kEfka'
ohdisß chfialr uka;%S;=ud wdKavqjg .shdfka' wehs Tn;=ñhg ta .ek ÿlla keoao@
ohdisß chfialr uka;%S;=ud rchg tlaùu mdvqjla' wfma mlaIhg t;=ud muKla fkdj ljqre .sh;a mdvqjla'
ohdisß uka;%S;=ud wdKavqjg .sfha wehs@
fï jev msgqmi ;sfhkafka fm!oa.,sl mrud¾:fka' wdKavqjg hkafka kslka fkdfjhs' ´j b;ska wm%isoaO foaj,a fkdfjhsfk'
Tn oelmq ohdisß fudkjf.a flfklao@
t;=ud ckm%sh .dhlfhla' ckm%sh foaYmd,{fhla' ck;djf.a wdl¾IKh Èkd.ekSug yelshdj ;sfhk flfkla' ta uy;dg ;k;=rla ,enqfKa oekqhs' ta uy;d olaI foaYmd,{fhla o lsh, n,kak oeka jev fmkakkak tmehs'
Tn ohdisßf.a mjqf,a wh iu. f,dl= ys;j;alula ;snqKd fkao@ fldfyduo ta f.jqK w;S;h@
uu odhisß f.k fyda ta uy;df.a mjq, .ek fm!oa.,slj l;d lrkak wlue;shs' ´jd l;d lrk m%;sm;a;shla uf.a kE' uf.ka fjk ´kE m%Yakhla wykak' ohdisß .ek fyda ta mjq, .ek fyda fm!oa.,sl úia;r wykak tmd' Tn udOHfõÈfhlafk' Tng fydhkak rfÜ oefjk m%Yak ;sfhkjd' tajd .ek fydhkakflda'
ohdisß yd Tn iïnkaOfhka rfÜ úúO lgl;d me;sr.shd' Tn okakjo tfyu fohla@
uf.ka t;=ud iïnkaOfhka m%Yak lrkak tmd' t;=ud .ek m%Yak fkdlr ´kEu m%Yakhla wykak'
,xld§m mqj;amf;ks nuances of intricate political machinations. He caught many off guard by his proposal to form a ‘Supreme Council’ which would see a major role being played by both Karu Jayasuriya and Sajith Premadasa. Wickremesinghe has rightly gauged the level of support that Jayasuriya and Premadasa both enjoy, and by engaging them himself, he has placed the ball firmly in the Premadasa court. One of the conditions – if that was the correct terminology used – was that to showcase a new purpose of mind and unity to the membership, a meeting of Wickremesinghe, Jayasuriya and Premadasa be held immediately. Jayasuriya readily agreed but Premadasa was unable to do so.
Wickremasinghe loyalists were quick to ignite a blame game, saying that for all his position as a lead player in the calls for party reforms, Premadasa has once again displayed intransigence. The actual fact of the matter, as revealed by sources close to Jayasuriya was that the decision to hold this tri-partite meeting was arbitrarily decided without consulting Premadasa, whose daily work-load in Hambantota is usually quite full.
