In a resolute address at the main May Day gathering of the Samagi Jana Balawegaya, Leader of the Opposition Sajith Premadasa reaffirmed his dedication to fulfilling promises and serving the people. Standing before a crowd at Chatham Street, Colombo, under the theme “United Nation, Bright Future,” Premadasa underscored the party’s historical significance and its commitment to principled governance.

Premadasa’s speech was marked by a bold assertion of the Samagi Jana Balawegaya’s unique contribution to Sri Lanka’s political landscape. He asserted that his party’s achievements stand unmatched in the nation’s 76-year democratic history, stressing the significance of their service-oriented approach.

Central to Premadasa’s address was a stern rejection of traditional political maneuvering. He made it clear that he and his team do not engage in deals that compromise the nation’s well-being. Instead, their focus remains steadfast on policy decisions aimed at benefiting the populace.

The Leader of the Opposition took a firm stance against violence, advocating for a culture of justice and fairness. He vehemently condemned extremism, racism, and drug culture, emphasizing the need for inclusivity and tolerance within the country.

Promising a proactive approach to national issues, Premadasa assured a comprehensive solution to the challenges faced by minority communities. He pledged to implement the 13th constitutional amendment, signaling a commitment to addressing longstanding grievances.

In a call to action, Premadasa urged individuals dedicated to serving the nation to join the Samagi Jana Balawegaya in their quest for policy-based governance. He announced plans to establish a special fund for welfare activities, reflecting the party’s commitment to uplifting society.