TNA to meet Leftist parties

26 Jun, 2013

The Tamil National Alliance (TNA) is to meet Leftist political parties in the government to discuss about the 13th Amendment to the constitution.
TNA MP Mavai Senathirajah said that the Leftist government members have already requested for a meeting with the TNA.
He said that the TNA is giving due consideration to the request and is looking for a suitable date.
The TNA MP said that similar talks had been held with the?Leftist political parties in the government on a previous occasion as well.
The Leftist political parties in the government have strongly objected to moves by the government to repeal the??13th Amendment to the constitution.
The Leftist parties had said that they will vote against repealing the 13th Amendment if it is taken up in parliament. (Colombo Gazette)

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