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Keselwatta Police withdraw B report!

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The Keselwatta Police has withdrawn the B report filed in the court regarding a group of lawyers who protested outside the Aluthkade Magistrate Court on January 18.

The Inspector General of Police had called for a report from the Senior Deputy Inspector General (SDIG) of Police in charge of the Western Province regarding the move to submit the B report.

Police Spokesman SSP Nihal Thalduwa said the Keselwatta Police had filed the report without consulting the IGP or the Legal Division of the Police Headquarters.

Accordingly, he said the SDIG has been informed to look into the matter and submit a report immediately.

Meanwhile, the Human Rights Commission has also requested the IGP to provide a detailed report in this regard.

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Principal arrested in Mullaitivu for photographing postal ballot

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A principal has been arrested in Mullaitivu after allegedly photographing a postal ballot paper after casting his vote.

The incident occurred on Friday at the voting center located within the Mullaitivu Zonal Education Office.

According to reports, the principal, who was serving as an assistant returning officer, cast his vote on the ballot paper and then took a photograph of it. This was noticed by another officer at the location, who promptly filed a complaint.

The principal was taken into custody yesterday evening. The 55-year-old suspect, a resident of Puthukkudiyiruppu, has since been released on bail.

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Palitha Bandara Fifth in T63 Javelin at Paris Paralympics

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Sri Lankan athlete Palitha Bandara finished fifth in the men’s T63 javelin throw at the 2024 Paris Paralympics.

He achieved a personal best with a throw of 14.51 meters.

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President meets ITAK leader amidst party’s conflicting support

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President Ranil Wickremesinghe met with Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi (ITAK) senior leader MP Mavai Senathirajah at his residence in Kankasanthurai, Jaffna, during his visit as part of the “Puluwan Sri Lanka” presidential campaign. 

Senathirajah expressed confidence in Wickremesinghe’s chances in the upcoming election, noting his potential to ensure development in the Northern region.

This meeting adds complexity to ITAK’s stance, as the party, under MP M.A. Sumanthiran’s leadership, had earlier declared support for Sajith Premadasa, the Samagi Jana Balawegaya candidate. 

Meanwhile, ITAK had also announced their decision not to support Tamil common candidate P. Ariyanenthiran.

Senathirajah, however, had previously stated that he was unaware of these decisions.

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