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Katussa Sunday, 26 September 2010 06:39 AM
Next: Confiscate the bed sheets, pillows, books, papers, matches,lighters and whatever that could be set on fire. That will teach them!!!
Wasantha Sunday, 26 September 2010 06:49 AM
Due to the on going operation against the underworld, most of the underworld gang leaders have selected either the prison or leave out of Country for their survival. However, if decided to go abroad it would be difficult to continue the illegal activities which generate millions of rupees for them daily. Therefore to prevent such the acts masterminds whilst being in the prison, the Prison officers have a vital role to play. They should act with more responsible manner, whilst maintaining high level of honesty & integrity. As long as they remain in the underworld payroll, half of the crimes happening every day ( including the unreported ransom cases of larger scale) cannot be eradicated. Also such a corrupted set of officers, who have become under obligation to the criminals, undermines the excellent job being carried out by the STF to achieve a Country, Free of Organized Crimes.
Calistus Jayatilleke Sunday, 26 September 2010 07:37 AM
Let them now sleep on cement floors. Just like what "Katussa" said, the jailors should deny them even things like lighters, pillows etc. These are not ordinary prinsoners: they are underworld Kings.
Housni Sunday, 26 September 2010 01:06 PM
They are still living beings.
Don't take away their pillows and books, etc. But do take away lighters. They don't have a right to lighters.
Silva Monday, 27 September 2010 06:49 AM
Just because dogs bite - do you bite the dogs????? Authorities should take right step in order to deal & avoid with such issues.
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