The opposition party UNP denied that a deal had been reached between the TNA and the UNP, stressing that the party would not agree "to any conditions of any political party", the Colombo Gazette reports.
"There is an attempt to give the impression the UNP has reached a deal with the TNA which could be seen as unpatriotic," the paper quoted UNP MP Kabir Hashim as saying.
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