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TMVP to be dissolved; Pillaiyan and the group to join SLFP
(Lanka-e-News, June 03, 2009, 9.45 AM) Tamil People’s Liberation Tigers (TMVP) sources say that the party will be dissolved and all members will join Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) after Eastern Province Chief Minister and party leader Sivanesathurai Chandrakanthan alias Pillaiyan returns from the foreign tour.

Batticaloa Mayor and TMVP member Sivageetha Prabakaran said that the party members wished to join SLFP like Minister Vinayagamurthi Muralitharan alias Karuna Amman. She said that her party would appreciate the President Mahinda Rajapakse’s initiative to unite Sri Lanka irrespective of religions, races and casts under one national flag.
However, the final decision is to be taken by the politburo of the TMVP soon, party sources said.

Minister of National Integration Vinayagamurthi Muralitharan has told that he will make a good base for the SLFP both in north and east.
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It is time now for Anandasangaree to join SLFP now. TULF is the very first party formed to create eeelam by LTTE. He should stop talking big and join SLFP. His mouth has become louder and started to talk nonsence against the government. Don't become anothe Amirthalingam.
Posted By: Nimal Perera
it seems like every political party in srilanka to be dissolved and join to slfp,unp will be the next sooner or later,srilanka is heading for 1 party rule
Posted By: anil samarasekara
This is a very good move. Like in most developed countries all people should join the two strong National Parties and dissolve all small parties and fight for their rights from within those parties. Parties that highlight their ethnicity will simply split the country and never gain any traction for their cause. There should be no Singhalese, Tamil or Muslim parties. They can be either conservative or Liberal where any one can join and work for the betterment of the country.
Posted By: Anton de Silva
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