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Hakeem denies deadline for pull-out from govt.
The Island,
March 31.
SLMC leader Rauf Hakeem yesterday shot down reports in two Tamil dailies alleging that he had set a deadline for withdrawing his support from the UNF government in a letter to Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe saying this was a "canard" and "absolutely untrue."While Hakeem did not deny that he had written to Wickremesinghe expressing disappointment over the postponement of the local polls in the north-east and the noninclusion of SLMC demands in the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the LTTE, he said that there was absolutely no truth in the statement that he had threatened to withdraw his support from the government on these issues.
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Published: Sat Mar 30 16:38:33 EST 2002
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This session has now ended.
Answers 1-28 now available!
The Lanka Academic is delighted to announce the 8th guest in its
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