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Colombo Fort Magistrate Ranga Dissanayake issued an order directing the Thimbirigasyaya Divisional Secretary to bury the remains of suicide bomber Mohammed Mubarak, who blew himself up at the Kingsbury Hotel, at the Borella Cemetery.
Accordingly, the Magistrate had ordered to bury the remains of the heads of Mohamed Azam Mohammed Mubarak alias 'Abdullah', the Kingsbury Hotel suicide bomber and Cinnamon Grand suicide bomber Mohamed Ibrahim Inshaf Ahmed at the Borella Cemetery.
The order was given following a request made by the CID claiming that the investigations relating to the remains of the Easter Sunday bombers had completed.
The relatives had refused to bury the remains and they told the CID to bury them at government expenses as it could result in a disturbing situation in their society. (Nimanthi Ranasinghe)
Dee Wednesday, 18 September 2019 02:07 PM
Surely he has relatives? Wouldn't have dropped off the sky?
rohan Wednesday, 18 September 2019 04:32 PM
just bury their remains in the sea..
Tony Wednesday, 18 September 2019 05:10 PM
Throw it to the sharks as the Americans did to Osama.
Nishan Wednesday, 18 September 2019 05:11 PM
His mosque and/ or ministry of Muslim affairs should take responsibility for his burial if his family are avoiding it!
Lawry Wednesday, 18 September 2019 07:57 PM
Giving a Royal brutal for the Kings-bury head. But no heads rolled yet of those who master minded the bombings
Venom Thursday, 19 September 2019 07:08 AM
Dee, terrorists don't have relatives, they are pariahs of humanity! In this case their remains should be thrown to the swine!!!
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