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PM agrees to transfer Malwana land to UGC
Prime Minister Amarasuriya agreed to transfer disputed land in Malwana to the University Grants Commission. Students, who had occupied the property since May 14, have decided to vacate it following government commitments.
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Summary
The Prime Minister made this statement during a meeting held today at the Prime Minister's Office with members of the Inter-University Students' Federation. A group of IUSF representatives who had occupied the Malwana residence for several days met the Prime Minister earlier today. During the discussion, the Prime Minister stated that she is ready to listen to the concerns of university students at any time.
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