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Ö;a; froaog yqiau ysrù ñh.sh yeá
miq.shod uyr.u .ïudk mdf¾ ksjil§ udi 5la jhie;s ì<s¢hl wjdikdjka; f,i ñhf.dia ;snqfka kskafoa isáh§ Ö;a; frÈ lene,a,la kdifha uqLfha bfíu meg,S lsisfjl=;a ta nj fkd±l isá wjia:djlh'
ì<s¢h r|jd ;snqK ldurh ksjfia ;=kajk uyf<a;a uj Whñka isá l=iaish ksjfia fojk uyf<a;a ;snqK w;r ì<s¢hg ljd ksÈ lrjd l=iaisfha jevg .sh uj meh ;=klska muK wdmiq meñK n,oa§ fï wjdikdjka; urKh ±l ;snqKd'
zuf.a ÿjf.a urKh .ek ug ÿlla ;sfnkjd' ÿjf.a fï urKhg uf.a fmdä w;miqùula fyda wvqmdvqjla jQ nj ud ms<s.kakjd''' hhs ixÔjkS ;rx.sld ^39& kue;s uj fï iïnkaOfhka idlaIs foñka mjid ;sfnkjd'
fuf,i ñh.sfha uyr.u" .ïudk mdr" ;=kajeks mgquf.a mÈxÑj isá ukqckd fma%ur;ak kue;s miauia ì<s¢hhs'
isoaêh .ek jeäor úia;r l< uj fufia lsõjd'
zñhf.dia isákafka uf.a nd,u orejd' jeäu,a orejka ;=kafokdu mdi,a hkjd' ta wh mdi,a .sh miq ud nd, ÿj iu. f.or bkakjd' uf.a ieñhd wf,ú úOdhljrhl= f,i jev lrkjd'
ñh.sh ÿj wfm%a,a 30 jeksod Y%S chj¾Okmqr frdayf,a § bmÿKd' bmfooaÈ ÿjf.a nr lsf,da folhs .%Eï mkaishhla' ÿjg lsisu frda.hla ;snqfKa keye'
Tlaf;dan¾ 10 jeksod Wfoa 6'15 g muK jeäu,a orejka ;=kafokd mdi,a .shd' Wfoa 7'30 g muK ieñhd;a jevg .shd' ta fj,dfõ uu ÿjg ksjqvq n;a fnßlr ms<sfh< lr leõjd' orejdg leõfõ yekafoka' weh fyd¢ka tajd lEjd' bkamiq uu j;=r fmõfõ keye' fjkodg fmõj;a tod ug j;=r fmdjkak neßjqKd' ìï uyf,a ghs,a fmdf<dj u; fldÜghla oud ta u; ÿj ksÈlrjd le| fmõjd" le| fmùfuka miq ud ÿjj ksÈ lrjd Wvq uy<g /f.k f.dia ksok ldurfha we;s l=vd we| u; ;sínd' we|u; orejdf.a ysi fydjd fome;a;g jfÜg fldÜg ;sínd' hdr folyudrl u,a Ö;a;hla t<,d ta u; ;uhs orejd ;sífí' t;fldg Wfoa 8'30 g muK we;s' miqj ud my; uy<g Whkak .shd' ksÈl< ÿj ud kej; n,kak .sfha oyj,a 11'20 g ú;r" ta fj,dfõ ud ÿj <`.g .sh;a ÿj yqiau fkd.kak nj f;areKd' Ö;a; froao lg" kdih jefik f,ig uqyqK jgd t;S ;snqKd' ud ÿjg w; ;sh,d neÆjd' orejdf.a we`. iS;, fj,d ;snqKd' weia fol ndf.g weÍ ;snqKd' weiafol fome;a;g úys§ ;snqKd' miqj ud blaukska frday,g f.k .shd' frdayf,a ndysr frda.S wxYfha§ orejd mÍlaId l< ffjoHjre lsõjd orejd ñhf.dia we;s nj'Z
yÈis urK mÍlaIsld Y%Su;S reøs.+ uy;añh fuh ujf.a fkdie,ls,a, u; isoaOjQ urKhla nj lshd isáhd'
fuu isoaêh uq, isg w. olajd n,k úg ujf.a fkdie,ls,a, u; isÿjQ urKhla nj lsj yelshs' orejka isák foudmshka ;u orejka ms<sn|j óg jvd wjOdkhlska isákafka kï fujeks wjdikdjka; úm;a j<ld.; yelshs' miq.sh ld,fha isÿjQ rEmjdysks hka;% orejkaf.a we`.g jeà ñhheï jeks isoaêh;a fuhg WodyrKhla' weh lsõjd' 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.
