SPC minister told to report to Borella Police

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Borella Police said they would arrest Southern Provincial Council Minister Bindu Weerasingheif he did not report to the Police station today. He is accused of assaulting popular singer Saman De Silva.

Police said they had asked the provincial minister and his media secretary to be present at the Borella Police Station today.

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Jayantha Jayamanne Monday, 02 December 2013 12:54 PM

Hay Bindu, surrender yourself to the Borella Police Station, other-wise your life is in threat, Saman is not an easy man.

nishadha Tuesday, 03 December 2013 05:43 AM

yes dont let these folls escape easily, they should be given the max. becusae they think that they are the gods and we have to lick their asses when they shit

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