header logo
SLIC
Latest
NPP also secures power in Ratnapura Municipal Council
Jun 16, 202512:51 PM
NPP also secures power in Ratnapura Municipal Council
Mobitel inner 1278

The National People’s Power (NPP) today (16) succeeded in establishing power in another Municipal Council and two more Pradeshiya Sabhas.

 

Accordingly, the Ratnapura Municipal Council has come under the control of the NPP.

 

During the secret vote held to elect the Mayor of the Ratnapura Municipal Council, NPP councilor K.A.D.R.I. Katugampala was elected after securing 14 votes.

 

The opposition candidate received only 12 votes.

 

Meanwhile, the NPP gained control of the Dambulla and Kalpitiya Pradeshiya Sabhas as well.

 

Councilor W.M. Tilakarathna of the NPP was elected as the Chairman of the Dambulla Pradeshiya Sabha.

 

He secured 15 votes in the secret ballot held this morning.

 

Two opposition candidates also contested for the post of Chairman.

 

Accordingly, the People’s Alliance candidate received six votes while the Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) candidate obtained five votes.

 

Meanwhile, Abdul Sattar Mohamed Rikkas of the NPP was elected as the Chairman of the Kalpitiya Pradeshiya Sabha.

 

He secured 16 votes in the secret ballot held this morning, while Mohamed Asik, the candidate from the Samagi Jana Balawegaya, managed to get only 15 votes.

 

 

 

MostRead
Mobitel 1278
VideoStories
 Deadline ends for written submissions in relation to 22nd Amendment petitions

Deadline ends for written submissions in relation to 22nd Amendment petitions

Energy Minister assures uninterrupted power supply despite coal shortage

Energy Minister assures uninterrupted power supply despite coal shortage

SJB stages protest in Colombo against proposed 22nd Amendment Bill

SJB stages protest in Colombo against proposed 22nd Amendment Bill

Supreme Court concludes hearing of petitions challenging 22nd Amendment Bill

Supreme Court concludes hearing of petitions challenging 22nd Amendment Bill

Supreme Court concludes hearing of petitions challenging 22nd Amendment Bill

Supreme Court concludes hearing of petitions challenging 22nd Amendment Bill

 Sri Lanka approves US$1 million aid package for flood-hit Nepal

Sri Lanka approves US$1 million aid package for flood-hit Nepal

International drug trafficking network probed after 472kg of ‘Ice’ seized from Colombo Port

International drug trafficking network probed after 472kg of ‘Ice’ seized from Colombo Port

 Ex-Minister Piyankara Jayaratne convicted; Sentenced to seven years of rigorous imprisonment

Ex-Minister Piyankara Jayaratne convicted; Sentenced to seven years of rigorous imprisonment

‘Welle Saranga’ arrested in Dubai; Multiple drug trafficking and murder claims surface

‘Welle Saranga’ arrested in Dubai; Multiple drug trafficking and murder claims surface

“Public trust key to a strong police service” Another 10,000 new officers to be recruited

“Public trust key to a strong police service” Another 10,000 new officers to be recruited

“Loudspeaker misuse causing public inconvenience” Police to take stern action against offenders

“Loudspeaker misuse causing public inconvenience” Police to take stern action against offenders

"Govt. will not back down" Extension of judges’ retirement age a key reform,Justice Minister insists

"Govt. will not back down" Extension of judges’ retirement age a key reform,Justice Minister insists

Wheat flour price hiked by Rs. 17;  Parata, egg roti prices to rise by Rs. 5

Wheat flour price hiked by Rs. 17; Parata, egg roti prices to rise by Rs. 5

Trump says US is taking partial control of  Venezuela's vast oil reserves

Trump says US is taking partial control of Venezuela's vast oil reserves

Sevanagala sugar factory halts production,  staff granted leave

Sevanagala sugar factory halts production, staff granted leave

Lassana Flora