Speaking at a press conference Wickremasinghe added that if not the UNP will take to the streets in November alongside the masses in protest.
Despite the war during the UNP regime we made sure the public had unhindered benefits, Wichermasinghe claimed. He however said that though the war is over the government is not granting any relief to the public.
Even the hard earned EPF of the people are being pilfered by the government and already the monies have been invested in the stock market, Wickremasinghe added.
Hence the benefits of this investment are not going to be transferred to the public, rather the henchmen of the politicians will reap the benefits, he claimed. | 
We are prepared the support the government if it will deliver to the public the promises the government made including affording the Rs. 7,500 salary increase, UNP leader Ranil Wickremasinghe said today.
Parliamentarian Ravi Karunanayaka of Sri Lanka main opposition United National Party (UNP) said yesterday that the UNP turned down a request from a former terrorist to contest the Northern Provincial Council elections under the party. [
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The entire world was asking Sri Lanka to give into the terrorists and avoid confrontation with them, but we chose to trust in the strength and courage of the country’s youth, President Mahinda Rajapaksa said. [
Trade unions, opposition parties and civil society organizations are gearing up to hold a massive protest on the 21st against the electricity tariff hike and the performance of the government. [
Deputy leader of the Vavuniya Municipal council M.M.Rathan stated by lighting lamps in the Wellamulliwaikal and Karaiyan Mulliwaikal people paid their respect to civilians killed in the final stage of war in year 2009. [
Students of Jaffna University commemorated death anniversary of people killed in the Mulliwaikal war. [
A woman attempted to commit suicide by jumping into a well with her 3 children in Vavuniya this morning. [
Man who has married mother and daughter of same family arrested. [
International community continuously hold debates on genocide attacks carried out by the racist government against Tamil’s in SriLanka. [
There is little doubt that in 2009 the government of Sri Lanka pulled off one of the nastiest episodes of mass killing since the Rwandan genocide – and got away with it. Tens of thousands of civilians were massacred, with barely a trickle of Syria-like imagery emerging from the battle zone, The Australian reported. [