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TPA signs MOU with Sajith
The Tamil Progressive Alliance (TPA) signed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with SJB presidential candidate Sajith Premadasa today which underscores the Malaiyaha Tamil Sri Lankan community’s aspirations to be a fully integrated part of the political, administrative, economic and social mainstream of SriLanka.
This MoU also affirms the immense contribution that the women and men of this Malaiyaha Sri Lankan community have made over two centuries to the economy & general well-being of SriLanka.
TPA leader Mano Ganesan MP said the 7 chapter 48 clause document adapted as social contract MoU represents the recent Indian origin Malaiyaha Tamil Sri Lankan community’s aspirations to be a fully integrated part of Sri Lanka.
The TPA leader announced the signing of the MOU with Mr. Premadasa on his X ( formerly Twitter) account.
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