UPFA confident of election victory, says Dilan

UPFA confident of election victory, says Dilan

July 27, 2015   03:26 pm

The United People’s Freedom Alliance (UPFA) will secure victory in 14 districts at the forthcoming General Election, former Minister Dilan Perera asserted.


The observation was made at a press conference held in Colombo this morning (27).


He went into say that the party will at least secure 120 seats at the parliament as well. “Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa will become the next Prime Minister of Sri Lanka,” he said, adding that the UPFAers are confident of the election victory.


He also accused the present government of issuing around 27 licenses to import ethanol spirits within last six months. “Yet, they attempt to blame the former Government over drug and ethanol related issues,” he added.

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