TMVP wins biggest outsourcing deal in Sri Lanka (and in Eelam too)

Colombo, May 9, TMVP PLC won the largest ever outsourcing deal ever done in Sri Lanka this week, to scare pooling agents of the rivals, intimidate voters and carry out mass scale rigging at the Eastern province elections, industry sources reveal. The exact size of the deal is not known but the speculation is that could be several millions of USD and certainly bigger than the similar deal won by LTTE to intimidate voters to boycott the Presidential Elections in 2005, which was estimated to be in the range of USD 5 million by late MP Sripathy Suriyarachchi.

Acting Chairman of TMVP (Tamil Makkal Viduthalai Pulikal) PLC Mr. Sivanesathurai Chandrakanthan alias Pillayan expressed his delight over the confidence shown on him by all on his company especially by the President of Sri Lanka himself. He said many other contenders including EDPD headed by legendary Douglas Devananda tried to win this deal, but none of them could beat TMVP PLC, on its strengths. TMVP PLC employs thousands of trained professionals at its camps in the districts of Batticaloa, Ampara and Trincomalee in Eastern province which gives them the ability to carry out this assignment better than anybody else.

Chairman of TMVP PLC (currently residing in London enjoying the hospitality of HM Queen)  Mr. Vinayagamoorthi Muralitharan alias Mr. Kokila Dushmantha Gunawardena alias Karuna has send a congratulatory message for his company TMVP PLC for winning this deal. “We are well equipped and geared to win this assignment and I am sure our boys will carry out it to the utmost satisfaction of our clients” Mr. Kokila Ginawardene said.

TMVP PLC will carry out this in a public-private partnership model. The public sector will assist Mr Pillayan carrying out this deal by stopping the international journalists and election observers from east, as happened yesterday. Journalists of Associated Press (AP) were yesterday prevented from entering Batticaloa at the Karavankarni junction at a check point on the claim that they have received orders from the Ministry of Defence to do so.

Nimalka Fernando of Campaign for Free and Fair Elections (CAFÉ) too had been prevented from moving ahead of the Manampitiya check point yesterday.

නැණස පෑදේවා! පිල්ලිය දුරින් දුරු වේවා!

The choice in Eastern province is not between a Muslim Chief Minister and a Tamil one. It is also not between Rauf Hakeem and Pillayan. It is between DEMOCRACY and TERRORISM.

Violence has been common in ever election in Sri Lanka, but the level of violence used in Eastern province provincial council is unprecedented.

This is the first time in Sri Lanka history an armed group fights and election battle.

This is the first time one party visits house to house with guns in their hands and threaten voters. Even in 1989 Provincial council elections, which JVP (then and armed group) boycotted this level of violence was not seen.

Poll rigging will be unprecedented. What happened in North Central (Wayamba) provincial council elections in 1998 will be nothing compared what will happen in East in the next week.

The good news however is, even with that Pillayan the shortie terrorist will not be able to prevent the victory of DEMOCRACY in East.