Hand grenade found in Anuradhapura rape suspect’s house

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By Dayaratne Embogama

Colombo, March 14 (Daily Mirror) - A live hand grenade of a foreign make has been recovered from the house of the suspect in custody in connection with the rape of a lady doctor in the Anuradhapura Hospital.

Police said during interrogation of the suspect under a 48-hour detention order, he revealed that he had in his possesion a hand grenade.

The hand grenade had been hidden in a bag with an onamental fan “Watapatha” and a bowl used by Buddhist monks in a deserted house at Elapara in Galnewa.

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Kumara Friday, 14 March 2025 03:48 PM

Did this guy served with the Army in North East Sri Lanka?

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Chamath Friday, 14 March 2025 03:54 PM

:D :D :D It might be that the police are trying to make doctors happy.

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Ceylonese Friday, 14 March 2025 04:50 PM

when someone is "effed" in the head, you would find so many notorious things in their house/possession.

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EMILY JOACK Friday, 14 March 2025 05:58 PM

what is difference between him and namal rajapaksa namal is worst than him

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R Navaratnam Friday, 14 March 2025 06:26 PM

Police Intelligent Section- Very poor.

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Darcey Friday, 14 March 2025 08:33 PM

Looks like the stage of framing is already started

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Dr Tissa Fernando Saturday, 15 March 2025 01:12 AM

It is still not clear if this was a random attack or a targeted attack . Random attacks would be of a concern to general public . Targeted attack happens when the victim is known to the criminal. It is better to know the details so that adequate precautions could be taken to safeguard oneself from such future attacks.

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Ram P Saturday, 15 March 2025 05:04 AM

This new find is questionable as it was found many days after arrest and search of the house. Surprisingly Police did not take him the the house to find that

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FERNANDO Saturday, 15 March 2025 01:34 PM

how many does yoshita have?

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