People's mandate projected differently by TNA MPs
[TamilNet, Saturday, 12 October 2013, 20:15 GMT]
Tamil National Alliance (TNA) Parliamentarian S. Sritharan from Ki'linochchi delivered an emotional speech in Jaffna on Friday during the oath-taking ceremony of the members of the NPC. The address, also containing satire messages directed at the Chief Minister CV Wigneswaran, reminded the CM and his fellow NPC members on the aspiration of Eezham Tamils and what the real mandate the TNA had promised to its people at the grassroots level during the election campaign, while TNA parliamentary group leader R. Sampanthan and national list parliamentarian MA Sumanthiran were interpreting the mandate according to their manuscript produced without involving the majority of the TNA politicians or the candidates.
Mr Sritharan was reminding the elected representatives that the oath they were taking on Friday was for fighting for the political liberation. The focus should be on the political struggle and not on the powerless ministerial posts, which deal with powers enabling you to only populate ponds with small fish or to construct local lanes [under the 13th Amendment]. These are posts mandated to you by our people to be used as stones in the political struggle. This is the real mandate we secured from the people during the elections, he said.
Tamil National Alliance (TNA) Parliamentarian S. Sritharan from Ki'linochchi delivered an emotional speech in Jaffna on Friday during the oath-taking ceremony of the members of the NPC. The address, also containing satire messages directed at the Chief Minister CV Wigneswaran, reminded the CM and his fellow NPC members on the aspiration of Eezham Tamils and what the real mandate the TNA had promised to its people at the grassroots level during the election campaign, while TNA parliamentary group leader R. Sampanthan and national list parliamentarian MA Sumanthiran were interpreting the mandate according to their manuscript produced without involving the majority of the TNA politicians or the candidates.
Mr Sritharan was reminding the elected representatives that the oath they were taking on Friday was for fighting for the political liberation. The focus should be on the political struggle and not on the powerless ministerial posts, which deal with powers enabling you to only populate ponds with small fish or to construct local lanes [under the 13th Amendment]. These are posts mandated to you by our people to be used as stones in the political struggle. This is the real mandate we secured from the people during the elections, he said.
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