By: Isuru Parakrama
January 02, Colombo (LNW): The National People’s Power (NPP) spearheaded by the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP) has declared its commitment to ramping up organisational activities by mobilising diverse social organisations, Daily Mirror reported citing Party National Executive member Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa.
The former MP shared insights outlining the party’s strategy to establish a national movement aimed at engaging society at various levels for a successful contest in the upcoming Presidential Election.
With a focus on fostering broader societal participation and bolstering the party’s grassroots connections, the NPP aims to form alliances with different social organisations, Dr. Jayatissa told Daily Mirror.
He emphasised the importance of galvanising support across diverse sectors to build a formidable presence leading up to the Presidential Election.
The announcement comes as part of the NPP’s broader efforts to consolidate its organisational structure and expand its reach among various demographic groups.
Jayatissa highlighted the party’s determination to create a united front that resonates with the concerns and aspirations of the Sri Lankan populace.
In recent developments, the NPP showcased its commitment to inclusivity by conducting one of the biggest women’s rallies in recent history. This event not only served as a platform to address issues relevant to women but also demonstrated the party’s dedication to promoting gender equality and women’s active involvement in the political sphere.
As the political landscape in Sri Lanka evolves, the NPP’s strategic move to intensify organisational efforts reflects a proactive approach to mobilising support and ensuring a robust presence in the lead-up to the Presidential Election.
The party’s emphasis on forming a national movement aligns with its vision of creating a united and engaged citizenry actively participating in the democratic process.
