Three movements. One alliance.

Hon. Mano Ganesan is a nationally recognised civil rights and human rights advocate and one of Sri Lanka's most prominent minority rights voices. He has received recognition and awards for his human rights and civil liberties advocacy, particularly during periods of enforced disappearances and abuses.

His political work has never been limited only to the Malaiyaha community. He is a national-level leader engaged with North, East, and island-wide minority and democratic issues, giving TPA a truly Sri Lankan and not merely regional character.

Within TPA, he provides strategic political leadership, international engagement, legal-political direction, and democratic positioning.

Hon. Palani Digambaram is the principal development and transformation-oriented leader of the plantation regions within TPA.

His ministerial work focused on dignified housing and resettlement, community infrastructure, roads, water and social facilities, and the transition from line rooms to modern housing communities.

He represents the delivery-oriented, implementation-focused leadership of TPA and anchors the Alliance's credibility in real, visible development outcomes on the ground.

Hon. V. Radhakrishnan represents the historic, cultural, and spiritual legitimacy of upcountry Tamil politics within the Alliance.

He is widely respected not only as a political leader, but also as the custodian of the sacred Seetha Amman Temple in Nuwara Eliya, a site of deep civilisational and spiritual importance.

Within TPA, he anchors the ethical, cultural, and identity dimension of the political project.

Barath Arullsamy is a legal professional, policy entrepreneur, and emerging political leader from Kandy District. He plays a leading role in the international engagement, policy coordination, and strategic communications of the TPA.

A PhD Candidate in Law at the University of Colombo and Distinguished Fellow of St Stephen's College, University of Delhi, his work focuses on governance, ADR, public policy, democratic institutions, and international affairs.

Within TPA, he contributes to strengthening international partnerships, policy innovation, youth engagement, and the Alliance's long-term strategic vision.

Prof. P. Vijayachandran is an academic, economist, and community advocate actively engaged in advancing the socio-economic development of the plantation community through research, public policy advocacy, and community engagement.

A longstanding advocate for plantation workers' rights, land ownership, education, and economic empowerment, he supports evidence-based policymaking within TPA.

Mr. Parnidharan Murugesu is a media professional, political organiser, and public affairs advocate who has played an active role in political communications, public engagement, strategic planning, and grassroots mobilisation within TPA.

Having contested elections in the Kegalle District, he brings valuable electoral experience and a strong understanding of the challenges facing both urban and emerging communities.

Mr. Naguleswaran Ganapathi is a grassroots political and trade union leader who has dedicated much of his public life to representing plantation workers, advocating for labour rights, and addressing the challenges faced by working families across the estate sector.

A former Local Government Chairman, he brings extensive experience in community mobilisation, labour relations, and grassroots leadership.