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Puttalam District parliamentarian Sanath Nishantha and his brother Jagath Samantha Perera were remanded today until May 25 by the Chilaw High Court for violating bail conditions.
The High Court granted the two suspects bail on June 26 last year under the condition that they were to sign in at the Chillaw police station every Sunday.
However, both suspects have violated bail conditions since 2017.
The siblings were arrested for allegedly assaulting the Arachchikattuwa Divisional Secretary when he was inspecting a storage facility in 2007. (Jude Samantha and Augustine Fernando)
stardust Monday, 19 March 2018 01:16 PM
Arrested till MAY 25TH Should it be MARCH via DM Android App
Sambo Monday, 19 March 2018 01:53 PM
So going to jail is a diploma for politicians. This is the only qualification they have to run for politics. All the back grounds of our politicians are being in jails.
Ram Monday, 19 March 2018 01:59 PM
Keep them inside until the case is heard to a finish
Monday, 19 March 2018 02:09 PM
no easter. no avurudu, no vesak ? no more bail ?
Buddhi Perera Monday, 19 March 2018 03:33 PM
To avoid these only, they struggle to get the regime back.
dulan Monday, 19 March 2018 05:40 PM
Why did it take 3 months or more to do this?
Fernando Monday, 19 March 2018 06:34 PM
Isn't he Namal's best friend? This is the calibre of SLPP
Injustice Monday, 19 March 2018 07:35 PM
The incident happened in 2007 and they are still deliberating. Are they waiting for the complainant to die of old age before they settle the case?
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