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People have placed their trust in her. (Pic Dudley Wickremasinghe)

The United People's Freedom Alliance triumphed at the April 2 General Elections and is set to form a new government. President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunge will meet all winning candidates of the UPFA at the President's House later today to discuss the formation of the new government.
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TNA neutral

by Ananth Palakidnar

The lead candidate of the Tamil National Alliance which has recorded a landslide victory in the North and East, said TNA has opted to play a neutral role and will not be aligning itself with any party from the South.
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Tight security will continue - IGP

by ANTON NONIS

Police will continue to maintain strict security in the country for as long as the situation warrants it, Inspector General of Police, Indra de Silva told the Sunday Observer.
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General Election - 2004 :

A new chapter in local politics

by DEEPAL WARNAKULASURIYA

In a rare show of unity leaders of all parties who contested Friday's general elections expressed satisfaction at the manner in which the polls were conducted and agreed election 2004 was the most peaceful in two decades.
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Other Stories

• One of the most peaceful elections -Polls Chief

• Reservations about North-East : Monitors declare polls "best in a long time"

• Election peaceful except for a few incidents

• Election Commissioner's efforts ensure peaceful polls

• When the leaders voted

• News in brief

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