The Central Committee of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) will be meeting in the future to discuss whether it should remain in the government or leave it, in the face of the opposition raised by the public against the regime, said Senior Vice President of the SLFP Prof. Rohana Lakshman Piyadasa, speaking to the media after attending a meeting held in the SLFP Headquarters with the electoral organisers of the Party today (05).
His comments come in as a proposal was tabled to make a decision regarding the SLFP’s contribution to the government amidst the public’s opposition. Piyadasa noted that a decision would be taken in this regard under a democratic structure, given that such a move cannot be made overnight.
Speaking to the reporters, Party Chairman and former President Maithripala Sirisena added that the political alliance formed by 11 parties representing the government will be further strengthened and contributing to the public struggles.
MIAP
