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King's Men After Hashan

It is reported that an attempt is being made to arrest UNP Member for Western PC and former national cricketer Hashan Tillekeratne alleging that he had given protection to Danuna Tillekeratne, son-in-law of Gen. Sarath Fosneka.

Army prepares summary of evidence

The summary of evidence against General Sarath Fonseka will be prepared by the army and handed over to Army Commander Lieutenant General Jagath Jayasuriya next week, Military Spokesperson Major General Prasad Samarasingha said....
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German police arrest six Tamil separatists

German police have arrested six leading Tamil separatists, the federal prosecution agency said Friday....
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Police begin removing posters

The police are currently carrying out an islandwide campaign to remove all political posters, banners and cut outs following a directive issued by the Elections Commissioner Dayananda Dissanayaka, Head of the Police Elections Desk, DIG Gamini Navaratne said. ...
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Six Chinese aircraft to be purchased for the Air Force on a high interest commercial loan

A senior official at the Aviation Ministry said that the government has decided to purchase six Xian MA-60 aircraft for the Sri Lanka Air Force....
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LTTE may seek asylum in UK

The Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Pakistan has said that some LTTE leaders in the guise of asylum seekers could take refuge in the UK which could pose a grave threat to regional as well as global peace. ...
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Sri Lanka army engineers cleared LTTE mines in Wilpattu

During their unrelenting and risky operations, specifically designed to rid all kinds of buried LTTE mines and unexploded devices (UXOs) from the Wilpattu National Park, now open for visitors, professionally trained de-miners of 5 Field Engineer Regiment of Corps of Engineers have unearthed two Anti Tank Mines, three claymore mines and ninety-two P4-MK1-type anti personnel mines, in addition to many other UXOs....
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All evidence against SF out soon

The Army will produce all evidence against Gen. (retired) Sarath Fonseka within the next few weeks according to the army spokesman. ...
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Navy rescues 12 Indonesian, one Thai fishermen

Thirteen foreign fishermen including 12 Indonesians and one Thai ,who were stranded in Sri Lankan waters of Sangaman Hill in Ampara were rescued by the Sri Lanka Navy on Monday night....
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Navy assists local and Indian pilgrims in Kachchativu

Sri Lanka Navy has made arrangements to assist five-thousand Sri Lankans and Indian pilgrims who participate for St.Anthony's feast at the Kachchativu Island in the Northern waters, Navy spokesman Capt Athula Senarath said....
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Anoma Called To The CID

Ms. Anoma Fonseka, wife of former Army Commander and Leader of Democratic National Alliance (DNA) Gen. Sarath Fonseka has been called to the CID to get a statement from her says a spokesman for DNA.

NEM IHR Urges EC To Cancel Transfer Of Police Officer Carried Out By Minister & His Chief Minister Father

The Network for Election Monitoring of the Intellectuals for Human Rights (NEM IHR) has requested the Commissioner of Elections to immediately stop the transfer of a police officer carried out on the mediation of Minister Duminda Dissanayake after the minister and a gang of his supporters assaulted the said police officer at Galkulama area in Anuradhapura.

EPDP attack the opponent parties in Jaffna

Reports publish that the opponent parties and Independent parties are attacked by EPDP in Jaffna while they are involved in election campaigns. EPDP in the state of sustaining at least one seat in Jaffna, and due to its doubt even of this, is the fear has resulted such attacks is stated.

Rajapaksa rejects early pardon for General Fonseka

Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa has ruled out an early pardon for his election rival Sarath Fonseka and dismissed the former army chief as a “fool” who was unprepared for politics.

TID Reprimanded For Ridiculing Court

The Colombo Additional Magistrate Gihan Ranawaka has called for a full report on the arbitrarily arrest of Major Sunil de Silva who had been granted anticipatory bail. The Magistrate blamed the Terrorist Investigation Division (TID) for not adhering to the court order and sternly ordered the OIC of the Division to be summoned to court next week. The Magistrate made this order considering an application made by a group of lawyers representing Maj. Sunil de Silva.

One Law For Yoshithe & Gota And Another For General

The President has called two military tribunals against the former Commander of the SL Army Gen. Sarath Fonseka who gave the leadership to the war against the LTTE and wiped out tiger terrorism after ending the 30 year old damnable war.

General was arrested according to AG’s advice – President

The President had told a foreign diplomat that General Sarath Fonseka was not arrested due to a personal grudge, but was done due to a legal requirement following advice received from the Attorney General (AG), a sources from the diplomatic community said.

Cinnamon Lakeside CSO remanded

The Colombo Fort Magistrate today remanded the Chief Security Officer (CSO) of the Cinnamon Lakeside Hotel till March 31 for allegedly deleting the data from the Cinnamon Lakeside Security Camera sets of January 26 and 27.

Not Involved In Conspiracy Against State, Release Army Officers – CID Tells Court

Two majors and a lieutenant in Sri Lanka Army supporting Gen. Sarath Fonseka’s election campaign, arrested at the office at Royal Avenue in Colombo 7 and detained alleging they had participated in a conspiracy against the state were ordered to be released by Colombo Chief Magistrate Champa Janaki Rajaratne yesterday (16th).

Second Military Court Against General Indefinitely Put Off

The military tribunal against Gen. Sarath Fonseka that met today decided to put off the sessions indefinitely. The same Army officers who participated as judges participated as judges today as well. When counsels representing Gen. Fonseka raised objections the judges suddenly decided to put off the hearing stating they would have to consider whether the tribunal could be continued.
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