TID summons ex-LTTE cadre Thulasi

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Former LTTE cadre and the leader of a political party of militants, Ganeshalingam Chandralingam alias Thulasi had been summoned to the Terrorist Investigation Division (TID) tomorrow to record a statement.

Vavuniya Division Terrorist Investigation unit had noticed Thulasi to report to the TID office in Colombo on Wednesday.

Thulasi had been in the LTTE’s administrative secretariat and had formed a political party called Liberation Campaigners of the North after being rehabilitated.(Romesh Madhushanka)

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ANTON Tuesday, 18 December 2018 03:22 PM

CHANGING THE JUNGLE DON'T CHANGE THE STRIPES OF TIGERS.

TJ Tuesday, 18 December 2018 04:26 PM

Looking for a scapegoat?

Jaffna Resident Tuesday, 18 December 2018 04:58 PM

It is dangerous to allow ex-LTTE fighters to form political parties. They should crawl all over North and East asking the Tamils for forgiveness.

S.P.Ramkumar Tuesday, 18 December 2018 07:04 PM

He has right to do politics without preaching separatism. He can talk about right and needs of the people.

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