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Iranian arrested over assault

Sunday, 17 June 2012 13:08
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A resident of Matale has been hospitalized after he was allegedly assaulted by an Iranian national in Matale yesterday, police said.

The suspect who is living in Matale with a Sri Lankan woman was produced before the Matale Magistrate. He was ordered to be remanded till tomorrow, police said.

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-8+26 # Dadoriya 2012-06-17 14:14
What type of visa dose this fellow process, tourist?
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-26+20 # Funny 2012-06-17 15:26
Terrorist visa..............
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-19+11 # Dammika 2012-06-17 15:33
could be ad intelligence agent
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-9+9 # What? 2012-06-17 21:13
process? How about 'possess'?
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-15+25 # Nodrog 2012-06-17 15:10
Thats taking our hospitality a bit too far.
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-17+13 # Gamunu 2012-06-17 19:38
Deport the fellow to his wonderful iran.
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-13+5 # Lankan 2012-06-18 07:24
Asylum seeker. or a tourist or visitor. where is law? send him to 5 years.
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-9+2 # Hasthi 2012-06-18 11:02
The investigation should not only confine to the assault case and the legality of this person being in Sri Lanka, but also should look at the weaknesses of the systems to enable aliens (if he is one) to get in to the country and also survive up until now.

About three years back, I heard that a number of foreigners were residing in Negombo on long term basis until they get the 'visas' to travel to other countries. They were suposed to be getting 'funded' by some organisation.

With the many latest developments, I wonder whether these people were residing in Sri Lanka legally in the first place and secondly, are their arrivals of any benefit to the country?.

We may end up in another mess very soon.
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-10+3 # Minister 2012-06-18 11:29
It is time to investigate if there are under cover Iranian agents living in Sri Lanka with some sinister motives. This is how LTTE carders also functioned sometimes back. It is better to be vigilant!
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-0+2 # lankan 2012-06-20 16:49
you went so far it is traffic problem
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-1+9 # Maru Yaka 2012-06-18 12:54
No more OIL!
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