Interpol help sought to arrest overseas LTTE leaders

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The Sri Lanka Police Department has sought the assistance of Interpol to arrest Perinbanayagam Sivaparan alias Nediyavan and Segarampillai Vinayagamoorthy alias Vinayagam, both who are virtually handling almost all LTTE overseas network, Police said.

They said that Nediyavan was handling most of the LTTE overseas network from Norway while Vinayagama was handling intelligence related activities from France.

The request has been sought from Interpol after three LTTE operatives, who were killed in Nedunkerni on Wednesday in a shoot out with the military, were believed to be handled and funded by both LTTE overseas leaders.

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Simple Simon Monday, 14 April 2014 02:05 AM

Interpol also wants KP?

Sim Monday, 14 April 2014 02:14 PM

How about Pillayan, Karuna and KP? They killed many innocent civilians. to catch them not necessary to inform Interpol.

Calistus Jayatilleke Tuesday, 15 April 2014 04:44 AM

If these two terrorists decide to "surrender", they could also easily end up as influential ministers in the Sri Lankan government and even become "patriots" regardless of their past atrocities.

max Tuesday, 15 April 2014 08:47 AM

interpol need works,now have work for next 50 years.still taksin,cant catch,and many thusands such as,good luck.

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