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WHO WILL WIN THE NORTH CENTRAL PROVINCE ELECTION ??
- Thread starter ahamednishadh
- Start date
NEWS
“There are no major incidents so far in NCP although there are isolated ones. Already a large number of voters have cast their ballot and I am confident of victory” UNP Chief Ministerial Candidate for North Central Province (NCP) Maj. Gen. Janaka Perera told Daily Mirror while ago.
-Dailymirror
“There are no major incidents so far in NCP although there are isolated ones. Already a large number of voters have cast their ballot and I am confident of victory” UNP Chief Ministerial Candidate for North Central Province (NCP) Maj. Gen. Janaka Perera told Daily Mirror while ago.
-Dailymirror
NEWS
Dr Raja Johnpulle and wife turned away at A'pura polling booth
2008-08-23 07:33:02
By Hiran Priyankara/Damith Wickremasekara
UNP activist Dr. Raja Johnpulle and his wife Jenny John Pulle whose house was set on fire by UPFA mobs on Wednesday in Anuradhapura town was turned away at the polling booth today morning on the grounds they were not in possession of a valid identity card. Their NIC had been destroyed in the fire.
Dr. John Pulle told Timesonline that he had voted at the same booth located in the town for the last 30 years and soory that he was not able to vote this time.
He said that the respective Grama Sevaka was present when he called over at the booth, but was turned away. He said he was trying to consult the election officials and look into the possibility of casting his vote later in the day.
"It is a common knowledge that my house has been set on fire and still was not allowed to vote", he said.
-Sundaytimes online
Dr Raja Johnpulle and wife turned away at A'pura polling booth
2008-08-23 07:33:02
By Hiran Priyankara/Damith Wickremasekara
UNP activist Dr. Raja Johnpulle and his wife Jenny John Pulle whose house was set on fire by UPFA mobs on Wednesday in Anuradhapura town was turned away at the polling booth today morning on the grounds they were not in possession of a valid identity card. Their NIC had been destroyed in the fire.
Dr. John Pulle told Timesonline that he had voted at the same booth located in the town for the last 30 years and soory that he was not able to vote this time.
He said that the respective Grama Sevaka was present when he called over at the booth, but was turned away. He said he was trying to consult the election officials and look into the possibility of casting his vote later in the day.
"It is a common knowledge that my house has been set on fire and still was not allowed to vote", he said.
-Sundaytimes online
guys!!
sumone keep this thread updated with the latest news on da NCP polls k. im going for classes nw and will be back in around 4 hrs times.
news can be found on da following sites mostly
www.dailymirror.lk
www.sundaytimes.lk
www.news.lk
www.lankadissent.lk
bye
sumone keep this thread updated with the latest news on da NCP polls k. im going for classes nw and will be back in around 4 hrs times.
news can be found on da following sites mostly
www.dailymirror.lk
www.sundaytimes.lk
www.news.lk
www.lankadissent.lk
bye
ahamednishadh said:menna ape berty aiyaa vote karanna yanawa!!
Moonang niyama hora thamai !!
Matanam Paksha beda nehe ! horata hora kiyannama ona !! Similar threads
