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Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the Protest held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, said that this was found in the Gampaha district but fa
in Politics, on the 3rd of February 2010
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.

Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting.

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that "Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president".

During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

"We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory," he said.

ID: 239675
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.

Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting.

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that "Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president".

During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

"We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory," he said.

ID: 239669
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.

Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting.

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that "Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president".

During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

"We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory," he said.

ID: 239670
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.

Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting.

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that "Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president".

During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

"We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory," he said.

ID: 239671
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.

Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting.

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that "Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president".

During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

"We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory," he said.

ID: 239672
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.

Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting.

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that "Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president".

During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

"We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory," he said.

ID: 239673
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.

Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting.

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that "Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president".

During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

"We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory," he said.

ID: 239674
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.

Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting.

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that "Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president".

During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

"We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory," he said.

ID: 239676
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.

Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting.

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that "Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president".

During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

"We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory," he said.

ID: 239677
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.

Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting.

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that "Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president".

During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

"We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory," he said.

ID: 239678
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Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.
Former Army General, Sarath Fonseka at the protests held on 3rd February 2010 at Hyde Park, holding out a ballot paper which appears to be burnt, he said that this was found in the Gampaha district but failed to specify as to how it came about at this meeting. 

Gen. Fonseka told the crowd that 'Rajapaksa has grabbed and stolen your right to elect a president'.


During Sarath Fonseka's speech he held up what he said was a burnt ballot paper, part of several bundles of ballots the opposition said were marked in his favour but were discovered discarded or burnt.

'We will get your rights at any cost. We will not allow them to celebrate the rigged victory,' he said.