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Parents, wives and other relatives of the injured soldiers who queued up before the Army Headquarters to see their loved ones at the army hospital yesterday pleaded the UNP to give up all connections with the LTTE and urged them to stop playing with the lives of soldiers who are making the supreme sacrifice in the name of their motherland.
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• GENERAL ELECTION 2001 - COLOMBO DISTRICT

• Economy collapsed not due to global crisis - Ranil

• Merry-go-round - In his grandfather's shadow

• Election violence: JVP supporter killed

• UNP mob on rampage PA motorcade, Samurdhi village attacked

• Education sector has seen remarkable improvement - Amunugama

• We are only with UNP symbol, nothing more than that - Arumugam Thondaman

• North-East conflict cannot be solved by an armed struggle - Douglas Devananda

• This election will decide whether North is to be given to Prabhakaran - Wimal Weerawansa

• 'Country has experienced dangers of coalition politics'

• If UNP wins by a fluke not Ranil but Prabhakaran will be PM - Anura Bandaranaike

• Prime Minister reiterates Ranil to spell out his stand on LTTE

• Jana Sansadaya to monitor elections

• PA sure of 120 seats

• Rejection of MULF's nomination list for Gampaha district challenged

• UNP is against a division of the country. No pact with LTTE - Ranil Wickremesinghe

• Face to Face: Thuggery reaches climax - Gamini Lokuge

• A call to strengthen security forces

• Underpass prevents Ranil's bus to pass

• Attacks against JVP on the rise

• Time to show Tamil strength - TELO

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