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Four Chinese national and four Indians have been arrested in Kollupitiya and Bandarawela by the Police on Sunday on charges of illegal trade and violating immigration laws.
Police said the four Chinese nationals were arrested at St. Anthony Mawatha in Kollupitiya on Sunday on charges of possessing 16,200 pieces of illegal cigarettes, Wallapatta and 110 liters of locally made liquor.
The arrested, aged between 21 and 44, were to be produced in the Fort Magistrate’s Court.
Meanwhile,four Indian nationals were arrested in Bandarawela for illegally staying in the country without valid visas and passport.
The arrested aged between 24 and 53. They were to be produced in the Bandarawela Magistrate’s Court.
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ceylon Monday, 18 September 2017 07:37 PM
sri lanka joke.multy billion kudu importers never arrested but people come here spending thousands of dollers and spend here for living arrested for trade. via DM Android App
ED Tuesday, 19 September 2017 04:49 AM
THIS IS EXACTLY THE CHINESE DO COME TO OUR COUNTRY AND GET INVOLVED ON ALL ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES. JUST IMAGINE WHEN THE CHINESE ARE RECRUITED FOR THE HAMBANTHOTA PORT WORK, THERE WILL BE ENOUGH WORK FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND ALSO THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WILL BE INVOLVED IN TAKING BRIBES FROM THESE CHINESE. CORRUPTION COULD INCREASE INTO THREEFOLD. WE NEED TO CLEAN UP AND CHECK ALL CHINESE IMMIGRANTS VERY CAREFULLY. THE LAW ENFORCEMENT SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT STRICTLY OTHERWISE THE LOCAL POPULATION WILL GO BEHIND MONEY FROM THE CHINESE.
Calistus Jayatilleke Tuesday, 19 September 2017 02:12 PM
Chinese and Indians ! What a combination of future share holders of this country.
Mahee Tuesday, 19 September 2017 03:39 PM
I think these Indians and Chinese honestly believe that Sri Lanka is theirs. That's why they are not worried about all these illegal things. Oh, yes, it is reasonal if they think so. After all, part of Sri Lanka is theirs, isn't it?
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