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MR criticises Left party leader .

Thursday, 16 August 2012 - 10:31 AM SL Time
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Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa on Wednesday cautioned that separatist elements in the country have not given up yet, in a veiled reference to the Tamil Eelam supporters` conference held in Chennai recently.

`Though we have ended terrorism, there is lot more remaining to be done. Forty years ago they passed a resolution seeking separation of the country. The conference held recently also boosts Eelam demand,` Mr Rajapaksa told a gathering at Kuruvita, a south western town.

Eelam is the separate Tamil state which the LTTE fought to set up in a bitter military battle over three decades.
Mr Rajapaksa said the whole country needs to unite so as not to let those seeking separation gain momentum.

He was critical of the leader of the Left Front Wickremabahu Karunaratne for attending the DMK called TESO conference, although he did not name him directly.

He said patriotic Sri Lankans should not go overseas and criticise the nation


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LK Information  16 Aug 2012 21:01:29 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Mr.President be bold to initiate correct decisions and expell all rouges and culprits from your Cabinet stick to the promises you made to the poors, then the whole Nation will back you and will not criticise, otherwise you will have to leave certainly.
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LK Information  17 Aug 2012 06:30:04 GMT  Report for Abuse  
you will have to leave certainly


MR will be 'Unceremoniously kicked out' to be more precise, like what happened to The Tzar of Iran, Idi Amin, Marcos, Nicoali Causescu, Saddam Hussein, Gadaffi, Hosni Mubarak. Everyone has a 'shelf life' and MR's is fast drawing close!
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