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Votes from workers, land for investors: TPA’s Barath questions Govt. ahead of Budget

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  • Daily Mirror reports that the TPA made its appeal ahead of the Budget.
  • The alliance linked its request to land commitments under the Hatton Declaration.
  • Its stated priorities are housing and land for livelihoods for the Malaiyaha Tamil community.

Daily Mirror reports that the Tamil Progressive Alliance (TPA) has asked the government to defer its plantation leasing decision ahead of the Budget.

Daily Mirror reports that the alliance says the government should first deliver the Hatton Declaration’s commitments to provide the Malaiyaha Tamil community with land for homes and livelihoods.

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