On the 9th of April, 1925, he was sworn in as a senior lawyer at the Supreme Court and was credited with being a skilled lawyer on criminal cases. He was known as a skilled lawyer in the judicial field. S. Nissanka, G. G. Ponnambalam, R. M. Perera, H. it. P. Sandara Sagara was known in the field of law. Since Bandaranaike was a lawyer based on justice and fair play, Bandaranaike became known as an adventurer of the poor.

Despite his father’s opposition, WA. R. DR. Bandaranayake contributed to various levels of political activity. He was appointed as a Secretary of the Ceylon National Congress in 1926 and was elected Chairman of the Jathika Pathmael on September 4, 1926.

S. WA. R. DR. In 1929, Bandaranaike became the Chairman of the Eksathapu Pradeshiya Sabha of the Veyangoda Electorate and became the Chairman of the All Ceylon Gamman Samajaya Convention.

In the 1930s, the Bandaranaike delegation headed by the Governor Sir Herbert J. Mans Stanley took a series of suggestions to amend the village laws in 1930. As a result, the Constitution of the Minority Council was created in Sinhala, allowing the letters of the councils to be freely dispatched without any official duty Taking, board or chairman posts Was won a number of victories and imposing orders banning the appointment of the gammulādænīn.

Accordingly, WA. R. DR. Bandaranaike was politically well-known and was elected to the Municipal Council of Maradana in December 1926. It was uncovered that he was elected member of the Veyangoda electorate at the State Council election held on May 04, 1931. The Veyangoda electorate was unanimously elected again from the second State Council in 1936. He was also elected as the Chairman of the Local Government Committee.

When the budget for 1951-52 was presented to Parliament on 12th July 1951 by the Minister of Finance, WA. R. DR. SWRD Bandaranaike resigned from his post of minister of health and provincial councils and the new Leader for the past four years and came to the opposition.

When the United National Party was formed in 1946, the first objective of the Sinhala Maha Sabha under the leadership of the party was to achieve a stable government under the Soulbury regime, but failed to achieve Bandaranaike’s goals of public development and the UNP Does this require the diminishing room for the party’s governments? Carrington to be provided.