Two arrested over leopard killing remanded

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The two suspects who were arrested by the Kilinochchi police in connection with the incident where a leopard was brutally killed at Ambalakulam in Kilinochchi on Thursday (21) were today remanded until June 29 by Kilinochchi Magistrate.

The suspects were identified as Nadarasa Mohan Raza (42), a resident of Ambalakulam and Nadaraja Sukumal (39), a resident of Udaya Nagar. (Romesh Madushanka)

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Unchikun Sunday, 24 June 2018 05:18 PM

Will the "Pabaya" release them?

CD Sunday, 24 June 2018 05:36 PM

Pls don’t make this symbolic arrest, stat course, verdict should be RI as long as these baberians live..! Hope the authorities don’t back down cos this been a very important voter base for the govt..!

Dayawathie Sunday, 24 June 2018 05:37 PM

Only two ?. What about others totalling about twenty ?.

Leopard lover Sunday, 24 June 2018 08:42 PM

Hope they atleast get a few years in jail along with the other barbarians.

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