Notorious criminal ’Manna Ramesh’ extradited to Sri Lanka from Dubai

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Colombo, May 7 (Daily Mirror) - Notorious criminal Ramesh Mihiranga, alias ‘Manna Ramesh’, who was arrested by the Dubai Police, was brought to Sri Lanka from the Bandaranaike International Airport, Katunayake this morning.

A team from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) left for Dubai to escort 'Manna Ramesh’ back to Sri Lanka following his arrest.

Earlier, an Interpol Red Notice was issued for the arrest of ‘Manna Ramesh’, who was wanted for a host of crimes, including multiple murders in the Avissawella area.

It was reported that Manna Ramesh was arrested by the Dubai Police two months ago while he was travelling in a car with his wife and two children.

He will be detained by the CID for further questioning after being produced before court.

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Avoid Criminals Using Public Areas Tuesday, 07 May 2024 11:16 AM

Can’t understand why dangerous criminals are brought out to waiting police vehicles in public view. More like a cat-walk and wanting the press to take photos of both the police and criminals. It’s so dangerous if an ambush takes place and life’s may be lost or manned. Should be done at the airport restricted areas instead. If it’s not possible, the public should be kept away from the areas the criminals are bypassing for that few minutes and allowed back once the criminals are long gone from the airport driveway. Every life lost is one too many!

Don Tuesday, 07 May 2024 07:47 PM

Yes absolutely true.

Kakan Palangotti Tuesday, 07 May 2024 05:56 PM

Hurray!! Another required minister to this country!! May be better than Kappam Thunga or Pagapala!!

Dee Tuesday, 07 May 2024 10:09 PM

Was the ‘collective’ escorting him in a private jet?

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Notorious criminal ’Manna Ramesh’ extradited to Sri Lanka from Dubai

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