Ravana Balaya wants two Bishops arrested

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While claiming that the Bishops of Mannar and Jaffna have provided ‘false’ information to US Ambassador-at-Large Stephen J. Rapp on the Sri Lankan civil war, the Ravana Balaya Organisation today urged the Inspector General of Police to arrest them.

“We condemn Stephen J. Rapp’s statement calling for a war crime investigation on Sri Lanka. We strongly believe that his statement is based on false information provided by Mannar Bishop Rev. Rayappu Joseph and Jaffna Bishop Rev. Thomas Soundranayagam. Therefore they should be arrested,” General Secretary the Ven. Iththekande Saddhatissa Thera said. (LSP)

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tarzan Thursday, 16 January 2014 08:36 AM

also arrested who recommend LLRC

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an s !!!kith udugama Thursday, 16 January 2014 03:25 PM

we must arrest them and release after a body cavity search and a soap sod enema !!!

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an s !!!kith udugama Thursday, 16 January 2014 03:27 PM

Desmond Tutu must be cas ---ted LOL

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rajarajaraja Thursday, 16 January 2014 04:10 PM

arrest and have free & fair trail if they can!

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Concerned citizen Friday, 17 January 2014 04:28 AM

Persecution is a prerequisite for authentic growth!

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Nims Friday, 17 January 2014 06:59 AM

Ravan Balaya, Hela Urumaya and all balayas must go to villages and support poor Buddhists who cannot afford to have one square meal a day. Then all those prayer places will disappear from the country.

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Nesh Saturday, 18 January 2014 10:57 AM

Why don't you arrest all Tamil MPS, Councillors, Bishops, Chief Minister and members and give rehbilitation to everyone?

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malcolm x Saturday, 18 January 2014 01:50 PM

They claimed to be the self appointed police recently why ask IGP to arrest,why don't they go & do it themselves.May be they conveniently forgot that the north is also a part of SL.

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