Majority of Tamil speaking people would cast their votes towards Tamil National Alliance, there are possibilities for TNA to receive more votes in upcoming eastern provincial council said R.Yogerajanthe UNP parliamentarian.
Addressing a election campaign at the Yattiyantotta area in Sabragamuwa province parliamentarian went on to say,
Tamil National Alliance would receive the votes of Tamil people in the eastern province. In the same time United National Party would win the votes of Muslim and Sinhala people of this province.
There are possibilities for TNA and UNP to establish alliance government in the province.
This activity would help UNP hold its future national ruling activities of this country. | 
United National Party and the Tamil National Alliance decided to hold joint ruling in the eastern provincial council, sources said.
SriLankan Permanent representative to United Nation Maj.Gen.Shavendra Silva says we have spent high price to win freedom. [
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