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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lkdood" data-source="post: 5284460" data-attributes="member: 92282">The Janasetha Peramuna, a recognized political entity,          announced its decision to nominate a Buddhist monk to contest the next          presidential election on behalf of the party. "We will be nominating Ven. Battaramulle Seelaratana          thera, the leader/general secretary of our party to contest the poll",          said Ven. Bambarawane Dhammananda thera, the Chairman of Janasetha          Peramuna. This will be the first time in the political history of          Sri Lanka that a Buddhist monk will be contesting a presidential          election, he said. Addressing a news conference at the party headquarters          at Talangama South, Koswatte, the prelate said Janasetha Peramuna would          be fielding candidates for the provincial council elections now in the          offing. "We will also be contesting a future parliamentary          poll", he noted. "We are now in the process of opening party offices and          appointing organizers to strengthen our base island-wide". Ven. Seelaratana thera said the Janasetha Peramuna opted          only for honest people capable of doing a job of work with profound          commitment to represent the party. "We need those who can render          selfless service to ease human suffering". "We will not condone dishonesty, injustice or thuggery",          the prelate stressed. He said that Janasetha Peramuna continues to forge ahead          to serve the poor masses without any support or assistance for any other          political party. The party’s national organizer Ven. Wanela Sambodhi          thera, Assistant Secretary P. Jayasekera and Badulla district organizer          I. D. M. Hettiarachchi were also associated with the press conference.<a href="http://www.island.lk/2009/08/02/news12.html" target="_blank">island</a>very goodjanathwata thoran na godak options thiyen na ona </blockquote>

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