Sunday, 31 January 2010
Election result is the biggest ever unpatriotic crime– Bahu
Monday, 25 January 2010
Shivaji and I will get a substantial vote to fight both reactionary camps – Bahu
Bahu in Sinhala
He emphasized the need to build a force that will fight against global capital and Sinhala chauvinism represented by Mahinda Rajapaksa and Sarath Fonseka.
Sunday, 24 January 2010
Vickramabahu represents Tamils -British Tamil Forum
Saturday, 23 January 2010
"I will uphold rights and fight for them" Bahu’s pledge to AI
Thursday, 21 January 2010
Police repression directed against Left Front
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
US want to replace failed President with a General – Bahu
The US that lost faith in President Rajapaksa who could not confront the massive strikes in the petroleum sector and the port that came in the wake of the plantation sector strike have decided to replace him with a new leadership said Dr. Vickramabahu Karunaratne.
Addressing a public meeting in Wellawatta, the Common Left Candidate said that international masters have decided to replace Rajapaksa who failed in the face of workers with another man who was in the same camp, General Fonseka.
“After General Fonseka was taken to the Pentagon to cleanse the blood on him from killing Tamils in the north, he was passed over to Delhi to be anointed by the Brahmins, before returning to Sri Lanka dressed up in white,” said Bahu.
Therefore, Comrade Bahu pointed out that Fonseka is the new man sent by the global masters to safeguard the same oppressive system that is today led by Rajapaksa.
The power of minorities
Addressing the gathering Tamil Presidential Candidate MK Shivajilingam said that the vote of minorities in Sri Lanka is crucial.
He pointed out that the Sinhala majority is made up of only 70% of voters.
“Even among them over five percent are non Buddhists. They too are a minority,” said Shivajilingam MP.
He further said, “If we are to build a strong movement to fight for minority rights, we need to get together and stop Rajapaksa or Fonseka getting 50%”.
Tuesday, 12 January 2010
A mandate to force governments to either deliver or quit –Bahu
Common Left Candidate Dr. Vickramabahu Karunaratne called upon voters to give a mandate that would enable him to compel those ruling the country to deliver the pledges they announced on political platforms.
“We need to get a significant mandate in order to force those in power to either deliver or quit,” said Dr. Vickramabahu addressing workers and trade union representatives who gathered at “Kamkaru Sevana” in Ratmalana.
Dr. Bahu pointed out that both President Mahinda Rajapaksa and General Sarath Fonseka are promising everything under the sun to the electorate.
However, he drew attention to the fact that so far people have achieved nothing from promises alone. “Every thing has been won only through struggle,” he said.
Nothing comes free
A substantial number of votes for candidates opposing Rajapaksa and Fonseka, Dr. Vickramabahu emphasised, can be utilised to challenge those in power to deliver the promises they made on election platforms.
“If they don’t, the mandate you give us will be used to kick them out of office,” he added.
Sajith Lakmal of the United Workers Party and Nadaraja Jenagan of the Left Front also addressed the meeting chaired by General Secretary of the United Federation of Labour Saranapala Silva.