IGP transfers M'kuliya cops

citizen1 Sunday, 04 July 2010 03:25 PM

IGP needs to grow a spine and kick those officers out so they join the common man and know what it is to be subject to police brutality.

Reply

niluuka Monday, 05 July 2010 05:30 AM

Otherwise, what would be the 'IGP's Job?

Reply

desa Monday, 05 July 2010 05:46 AM

if police is wrong to be blamed for creating this tense situation, then why transfer all these officers here and there. Take action against the so called 'group'.

Reply

Lal Medawatte Monday, 05 July 2010 06:55 AM

Although the Government ministers and spokespersons try to paint a polish picture about human rights in Sri Lanka this is another classic example to determine the true situation. The Sri Lankan police have been providing ample evidence to the world that Sri Lanka is a country that exist no human rights,law and order.

Reply

Janaka Monday, 05 July 2010 09:21 AM

Police and other government institutions treat people like dirt and have no respect. There are no codes how to address the officers and how officers should address the public. If you have connections everything is possible. President as a champion of human rights must bring on new laws to enshrine the respect and dignity to citizens. They have forgotten there mouths are fed by the tax payers money. I withness the corruption in Sri Lanka with my own eyes and ears. It sad pathetic and diplorable. Whole society is suffering a cancer.

The government answer to everything is dissapearring the culprits. You can not dissappear thugs and bring peace. You enforce law. Everybody is innocent until proven guilty. Treat even the thief with respect. That is the law of the country.
I do not see under Mahinda this situation will ever improve.

Reply

Practical Monday, 05 July 2010 10:23 AM

Usually, transfers of this type take place to safeguard the police officers involved.

Reply