18 months imprisonment for suppressing info. of LTTE Cadre

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The Colombo High Court sentenced an accused for 18 months imprisonment for intentionally suppressing information of an LTTE Cadre.

Colombo High Court Judge Sunil Rajapaksa imposed this jail sentence on the accused Philip Anthony who intentionally suppressed information from the security forces about an LTTE Cadre who carried out island wide bomb blasts in buses and in crowded places.

During the inquiry the accused Anthony Philip pleaded guilty for suppressing information from the security forces over the LTTE cadre Vendhal who carried out bomb blasts in buses and in crowded places island wide.

The Attorney General had indicted the accused before the High Court for suppressing information of the LTTE cadre. (T.Farook Thajudeen)

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Kekille Saturday, 07 January 2012 02:33 AM

This beats all my judgements!!. While, Muralitharan and KPs are maintained on public funds.

Ram Perera Friday, 06 January 2012 08:47 PM

Karuna, Pilliyan, George Master, KP and one other enjoying the luxury hospitality provided by the government with no charges against them. The podiyans suffer. When will this culture end?
Ram

kane Saturday, 07 January 2012 12:50 AM

While KP is enjoying his freedom...

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18 months imprisonment for suppressing info. of LTTE Cadre

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