Noun
JVP
(medicine) Initialism of jugular venous pressure.
After one premature attack, security forces throughout the island were put on alert and a number of JVP leaders went into hiding without bothering to inform their subordinates of the changed circumstances. Source: Internet
As Madras became a bone of contention, in 1949 a JVP committee report stated "Andhra Province could be formed provided the Andhras give up their claim on the city of Madras (now Chennai)". Source: Internet
Because of its role in inciting violence, the JVP was once again banned and its leadership went underground. Source: Internet
Following the successful raid of the Pallekelle army camp in May 1987, the government conducted an investigation that resulted in the discharge of thirty-seven soldiers suspected of having links with the JVP. Source: Internet
Dr Janitha Gamanayeke, daughter of the ex-General Secretary of the JVP late Upatissa Gamanayake made a presentation about the 1988/89 uprising. Source: Internet
He added that the JVP would never allow appointing an executive prime minister in place of the executive president. Source: Internet