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Kamer Nizamdeen, the Sydney university student who faced terrorism charges over an alleged plot to kill several Australian Government members arrived at the Katunayake International Airport this afternoon.
The 25-year-old Sri Lankan University student had been released on bail, after an expert found the sole piece of evidence couldn't be connected to him, according to foreign media reports.
Mr. Nizamdeen was arrested in August after a colleague found a notebook allegedly containing details of plans to kill Malcolm Turnbull and his former Deputy Julie Bishop.
He spent four weeks in jail facing a terror charge, however, his family and relatives have maintained he was innocent.
"The prosecution has become aware that an expert handwriting examiner found an inconclusive result on the relevant entries contained in the notebook," prosecutor Christina Choi told the Central Local Court in Sydney.
S Monday, 05 November 2018 06:25 PM
Hero arrived.. even cricketers wont get this type of welcome...hehehe..
Janaka from Matara Monday, 05 November 2018 06:28 PM
..welcome home son.
darrel Monday, 05 November 2018 07:33 PM
Kamer arrives to another terror of unstable government.
Ravi Monday, 05 November 2018 08:38 PM
Another one arrives...as if we dont have enough.
arun Tuesday, 06 November 2018 11:55 AM
everyone has the habit of thanking their god as soon as they are released but strangely he did not thank his god
PRIVATE MATTER Tuesday, 06 November 2018 03:59 PM
It is between him and his maker. It is not a public event as some do.
prasantha60 Tuesday, 06 November 2018 04:26 PM
what wrong with our people , Hero for what
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