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UPFA strong in unity and free to express views - Anura
The Minister said so at Mathalana in Attanagalla on Sunday (27) after making an inspection tour of the development activities in progress in the area. Minister Bandaranaike also commissioned Rs. 20 million worth public utility projects in Kittammahara, Medalandawatta, Thihariya and Matalana areas. The Minister was accompanied by Environment and Natural Resources Minister, A. H. M. Fowzie, Transport Deputy Minister, Lasantha Alagiyawanna, Provincial Highways Minister, Duleep Wijesekera, Provincial Councillors, Sunil Wijeratna, Ranjith Rupasinghe and other PS members. Anura Bandaranaike said that power hungry opposition politicos by making use of some sections of the private media are trying to sabotage the forward march of the UPFA government. Their dreams would never come true so long as UPFA remains with the people. It is strong in unity and open to debate and free to expression, he added. People have given a massive mandate for the UPFA and we will prove that we can work for the country's prosperity in the years to come, he said. He assured the government will go ahead with the new economic strategy expressed in the budget for 2005 keeping well in mind the pledges given to the people and the confidence reposed in the government by them. Mirigama PS Chairman, M. A. Piyathilaka delivered the welcome speech while Matalana SLFP branch President Arunashantha proposed the vote of thanks. |
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