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Heartfelt
gratitude
The Sunday Leader wishes to extend
its heartfelt gratitude to all those who
extended their support and solidarity by
way of calling, personally visiting and
other means soon after the arson attack
on the press last Wednesday.
We wish to extend a special thank you to
all the members of parliament, members
of the judiciary, media
personnel/institutions, religious
leaders, diplomatic community,
international organisations and the many
professionals and well wishers who at
times went out of their way to extended
their support to The Leader
newspapers. A big thank you to them all
with the assurance that The Leader
newspapers will stay the course, no
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Leader
Publications (Pvt) Limited, publishers
of The Sunday Leader, The
Morning Leader and The Irudina
is offering a reward of Rs. 1 million to
anyone providing information that will
lead to the arrest of the thugs who
carried out the arson attack on the
Leader printing press early
Wednesday (21) morning.
All information will be treated in the
strictest confidence and could be
conveyed on telephone number 0777
745552. |
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The Bait
Baa-sil has given the governing types
the assurance that no matter what, the pack will survive
in office come December 14. He said that there were enough
ministries around and some could be sliced in tens and the
expectation is that 10 more opposing types would bite the
bait. Let’s wait and see!
Red ropes
The Red brethren were very much aware
of Baa-sil’s snooping ways in the run up to the budget.
There were leaks from within the party to him and the
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decided to send out all kinds of dead
ropes just before the budget that poor Baa-sil did not
know what to believe. Ha ha!
Fireworks display
Mangy was on his way home after the
budget when who should he see lighting crackers and
dancing the jig on parliament drive itself but Merv the
foul mouth and a particular Lal known for Kudu. Hmm
Clean up
Ma-hinder is on a cleaning project. He
has made it known that he is ever ready for elections and
in fact thinks it is a blessing in disguise. He can then
clean up the party, he says. And the man has also
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vowed to deal with those who even remotely
oppose his budget. So there!
Pus vedilla
Captain Cool has now ended up with egg
on his face. The man huffed and puffed that he would vote
against the budget and come vote day, pronto the ‘yes’ was
cast. Now Ma-hinder has informed Baa-sil that there was no
need to make any offerings to the Captain as the job is
done.
Red faced
Lucky Yapa from the south, the pole-vaulter was all
gung-ho that the budget was in the bag and the majority
was a fat 48 votes. He had swallowed the dead rope that
the Red Brethren were going to vote for the budget.
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