UNP warns will not remain silent if pushed to the limit

17 Jun, 2016

The United National Party (UNP) warned that it will not remain silent if it is pushed to the limit when carrying out work for the public.

UNP General Secretary Kabir Hashim said that some elements are testing the patience of the UNP and attempting to confront the ‘elephant’.

He warned that the UNP will confront anyone who makes an attempt to derail the development program of the UNP led Government.

Hashim also said that the UNP and Sri Lanka Freedom party and working together in the best interest of the Nation and it will not allow anyone to overthrow the coalition Government. (Colombo Gazette)

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