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NDB CEO, economist Harsha seek parliament slots

Harsha de Silva

Eran Wickremaratne

Eran Wickremaratne, CEO/Director at National Development Bank , and well-known economist Harsha de Silva are among candidates listed in the national list of the opposition UNF for the April 8 parliamentary poll.

The UNP-led alliance has put forward a mix of politicians and professionals in the national list.

Selection to parliament (from this list) depends on the total percentage of votes received by each group or party at the poll.

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