Sri Lanka’s Most Peaceful Presidential Election Concludes

News Today: Most peaceful presidential election in Sri Lanka’s history concludes

Sri Lanka’s recent presidential election has been hailed as the most peaceful election in the country’s history by the Election Commission. A record number of 17,140,354 voters exercised their rights at 13,421 polling stations across the island. This marked a significant milestone in Sri Lanka’s democratic process, with no reports of violence or major disturbances during the voting period.

Election Commission Chairman R.M.A.L. Ratnayake, in an exclusive interview with Legacy Daily, confirmed that the peaceful atmosphere at polling stations contributed to the success of the election. He expressed his gratitude to the voters, law enforcement, and all involved for their cooperation in ensuring a smooth and incident-free election process.

The Election Commission also confirmed that postal vote results would be the first to be released, with the initial figures expected before midnight. This historic election will be remembered as a testament to the maturity of Sri Lanka’s democracy, where millions of citizens participated peacefully in shaping the nation’s future leadership.