Hasan Alaldeen, a prominent entrepreneur and former candidate for Sarvajana Balaya, has stepped down from all party roles, citing personal reasons.
Hasan Alaldeen, an entrepreneur who represented Sarvajana Balaya as a National List candidate in the most recent General Election and as the party's mayoral contender in Colombo during local government elections, has resigned from all positions held within the party structure.
Alaldeen formally submitted his resignation letter to party General Secretary Ranjan Seneviratne today. In the correspondence, he attributed his decision to personal circumstances while expressing appreciation for the opportunities and support he received from party leadership and members.
The resignation removes Alaldeen from four key roles: Media Secretary of Sarvajana Balaya, National Convenor of Sarvajana Muslim Solidarity, member of the Executive Committee, and member of the Supreme Council. In his letter, Alaldeen acknowledged party leader Dilith Jayaweera, the General Secretary, and other party members for their backing during his tenure. He also recognized the Chairman of Sarvajana Muslim Solidarity for entrusting him with the National Convenor position.
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