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Another major split in JVP?

Lal Kantha tenders resignation letter
He has not resigned – Tilvin

The JVP is likely to suffer another major split with its trade union chief and parliamentarian offering to resign, The Island learns.

JVP trade union wing leader and MP K. D. Lal Kantha, highly placed sources yesterday said, had tendered his resignation letter to the party's politburo on Friday night as the politburo and the Central Committee had been very critical of his failure to handle trade union affairs effectively and efficiently.

 

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