Speaking the Ifthar ceremony of Batticaloa district GA went on to say,
People should prove their democratic rights throughout the peaceful election, people in the province should help to hold democratic election in the province.
This was the holy Ramadan month. Religious leaders should direct the people towards peaceful election. Since end of releasing the election results people should maintain peaceful situation in the province.
People should not violate the election law of this country. Election would help the people to receive their democratic rights in the country.
None of the religion misleads the people. Religions always direct people in the correct path.
Government workers should work apart from the ethic, race and religious differences.
Special attention would be paid towards problems of a community. Government work is a special blessing from god. Government official sever in the local councils should render services for people said the GA.
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Government agent of the Batticaloa district Mrs.P.S.M.Charles urges the support of people to hold peaceful election in the eastern province.
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