President appoints new SLFP organizers to electorates & districts

President appoints new SLFP organizers to electorates & districts

August 17, 2016   11:53 am

President Maithripala Sirisena appointed new Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) organizers to electorates & districts, today (17).


The event took place at the President’s Official Residence and Secretary to the President, P.B. Abeykoon and the General Secretary of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party, Duminda Dissanayake were present on the occasion.


Altogether 40 appointments including 16 electoral organizers have been appointed, the SLFP said in a statement.


However, organizer posts of Pavithra Wanniarachchi, C. B. Ratnayake, Mahinda Yapa, Keheliya Rambukwella, Jagath Balasuriya, and Gamini Lokuge have been replaced with new members, it was reported.

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