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W. Suresh Madusanka, Working at the feild of Web Designing and Development. I'm running a my own business named Lanka E-World Technologies.


Smlanka
FoundedDecember 18, 1949 (1949-12-18)[1]
Dissolved1972
IdeologyTamil Nationalism


Formation

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LEWT government of W.S. Madusanka[2].

Lanka E-World Technologies

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Web Application Development , Web Designing and Development, Networking, ProgrammingSince 2009.

SM Builders

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Multi Construction Company Since 2005.

Table of work order

Colombo EstimatedRs. Rank Branches Covered Company LNVCK
Batticaloa 9,300 52.05% 1 61.57% SMB
Chavakachcheri 15,952 64.77% 1 69.14% V. N. Navaratnam
Jaffna 7,173 32.56% 0 63.72%
Kalkudah 4,555 28.31% 0 60.80%
Kalmunai 9,464 47.80% 1 71.78% M.S. Kariapper
Kankesanthurai 14,855 54.30% 1 67.55% S.J.V. Chelvanayakam
Kayts 16,308 71.19% 1 71.26% V.A. Kandiah
Kopay 12,804 53.83% 1 69.90% C. Vanniasingam
Mannar 6,726 53.12% 1 80.70% Viraspillai Albert Alegacone
Paddirippu 9,422 49.72% 0 74.17%
Point Pedro 5,859 20.70% 0 64.17%
Pottuvil 8,355 52.46% 1 63.81% M.M. Mustapha
Trincomalee 7,048 56.88% 1 77.36% R.N. Rajavarothiam
Vaddukoddai 14,937 57.92% 1 72.78% Appapillai Amirthalingam
Total 142,758 5.39% 10
Source: Department of Elections

The FP's uncompromising stand on Tamil rights earned it the enmity of nationalist Sinhalese. In response to the Sinhala Only Act of 1956, FP MPs staged a satyagraha protest, but it was violently broken up by a Sinhalese mob. The FP was blamed for the 1958 riots and banned briefly.

1960 (March) Parliamentary General Election

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In the March 1960 election in which the UNP became the largest party, the FP won 5.80% of the popular vote and 15 out of 151 seats in the Sri Lankan parliament.

Votes and seats won by Federal Party by electoral district

Electoral District Votes % Seats Turnout Federal Party MP
Batticaloa 28,309 47.62% 1 159.67% Chelliah Rajadurai
Chavakachcheri 13,907 65.26% 1 83.20% V. N. Navaratnam
Jaffna 5,101 29.35% 0 71.91%
Kalkudah 7,318 48.51% 1 83.46% P. Manicavasagam
Kalmunai 5,520 39.67% 0 79.41%
Kankesanthurai 13,545 67.61% 1 71.22% S.J.V. Chelvanayakam
Kayts 10,820 56.61% 1 75.34% V.A. Kandiah
Kilinochchi 3,741 41.76% 1 64.89% A. Sivasunderam
Kopay 10,279 48.63% 1 77.13% M. Balasundaram
Mannar 6,463 47.37% 1 81.31% Viraspillai Albert Alegacone
Mutur 10,685 26.73% 1 144.20% T. Ahambaram
Nallur 9,651 49.36% 1 73.12% Dr. E.M.V. Naganathan
Paddirippu 10,799 62.36% 1 89.91% S.M. Rasamanickam
Point Pedro 5,679 40.34% 1 73.33% Kathiripillai Thurairatnam
Trincomalee 8,872 71.43% 1 65.96% R.N. Rajavarothiam
Udupiddy 3,860 18.19% 0 74.84%
Uduvil 9,033 44.07% 1 75.92% Visvanathan Dharmalingam
Vaddukoddai 11,524 53.52% 1 75.37% Appapillai Amirthalingam
Vavuniya 1,338 10.78% 0 67.76%
Total 176,444 5.80% 15
Source: Department of Elections

1960 (July) Parliamentary General Election

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In the July 1960 election in which the SLFP became the largest party, the FP won 7.0% of the popular vote and 16 out of 151 seats in the Sri Lankan parliament.

1965 Parliamentary General Election

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In the 1965 election in which the UNP became the largest party, the FP won 5.38% of the popular vote and 14 out of 151 seats in the Sri Lankan parliament.

Votes and seats won by Federal Party by electoral district

Electoral District Votes % Seats Turnout Federal Party MP
Batticaloa 29,023 43.47% 1 150.59% Chelliah Rajadurai
Chavakachcheri 16,316 69.41% 1 77.92% V. N. Navaratnam
Jaffna 6,800 30.81% 0 77.76%
Kalkudah 6,096 35.22% 0 72.70%
Kalmunai 6,235 32.69% 0 86.07%
Kankesanthurai 14,735 58.24% 1 72.42% S.J.V. Chelvanayakam
Kayts 13,558 69.98% 1 61.49% V. Navaratnam
Kilinochchi 5,922 44.69% 1 71.33% K.P. Ratnam
Kopay 12,339 51.93% 1 72.90% S. Kathiravelupillai
Mannar 6,896 39.52% 1 82.04% Viraspillai Albert Alegacone
Mutur 20,237 35.64% 1 150.92% M.E.H. Mohamed Ali
Nallur 10,301 45.05% 1 72.03% Dr. E.M.V. Naganathan
Paddirippu 11,270 51.50% 1 85.23% S.M. Rasamanickam
Point Pedro 7,564 46.24% 1 71.62% Kathiripillai Thurairatnam
Pottuvil 871 4.53% 0 82.26%
Trincomalee 9,651 48.48% 1 73.00% S.M. Manickarajah
Udupiddy 8,452 32.85% 0 75.47%
Uduvil 11,638 48.61% 1 72.80% Visvanathan Dharmalingam
Vaddukoddai 15,498 60.78% 1 69.83% Appapillai Amirthalingam
Vavuniya 4,512 25.05% 0 73.45%
Total 217,914 5.38% 14
Source: Department of Elections

1970 Parliamentary General Election

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In the 1970 election in which the SLFP led United Front coalition won a landslide, the FP won 4.92% of the popular vote and 13 out of 151 seats in the Sri Lankan parliament.

Votes and seats won by Federal Party by electoral district

Electoral District Votes % Seats Turnout Federal Party MP
Batticaloa 27,661 33.17% 1 164.35% Chelliah Rajadurai
Chavakachcheri 15,473 54.49% 1 86.11% V. N. Navaratnam
Jaffna 8,848 35.59% 1 79.89% C.X. Martyn
Kalkudah 8,420 37.97% 0 83.59%
Kalmunai 4,960 23.00% 0 87.77%
Kankesanthurai 13,520 44.29% 1 81.03% S.J.V. Chelvanayakam
Kayts 13,079 53.35% 1 76.88% K.P. Ratnam
Kilinochchi 8,392 46.55% 0 76.03%
Kopay 16,428 43.92% 1 79.01% S. Kathiravelupillai
Mannar 10,697 48.98% 1 86.34% Viraspillai Albert Alegacone
Mutur 19,787 25.87% 1 174.73% A. Thangathurai
Nallur 12,508 44.61% 0 78.69%
Paddirippu 12,723 48.76% 0 90.45%
Point Pedro 9,217 48.50% 1 79.52% Kathiripillai Thurairatnam
Trincomalee 12,395 45.83% 1 76.61% B. Neminathan
Udupiddy 12,918 46.54% 1 80.41% Kandappa Jeyakody
Uduvil 14,120 49.27% 1 78.43% Visvanathan Dharmalingam
Vaddukoddai 13,634 48.71% 0 78.67%
Vavuniya 10,947 42.99% 1 80.82% X.M. Sellathambu
Total 245,727 4.92% 13
Source: Department of Elections

TULF

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In 1972, the FP merged with the ACTC and the Ceylon Workers' Congress to form the Tamil United Front (TUF), which later was renamed the Tamil United Liberation Front (TULF).

In Tamil, the Federal Party's name was Illankai Thamil Arasi Kachchi.

References

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Category:Politics of Sri Lanka Category:Political parties in Sri Lanka Category:Tamil political parties in Sri Lanka