IUSF CONVENOR ARRESTED IN THIHAGODA, MATARA
Posted by Editor on February 3, 2011 - 11:43 am
The convener of the Inter University Students’ Federation, Sanjeewa Bandara has been arrested in Thihagoda in Matara.
Police said that Sanjeewa was arrested after they received a tip off that he was carrying an illegal firearm on the motor bike he was travelling in.
However, police said he did not possess a frearm at the time of arrest.
While another person, who was accompanying Sanjeewa Bandara was also arrested, police said that they were being questioned.
Meanwhile, issuing a release, the Inter University Students’ Federation has called for the immediate release of Sanjeewa Bandara.
Source: News First
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IUSF is a JVP creation to link-up USFs established and managed by JVP in the South. The North and the East chased them out by pelting them with stones.
The objectives of the JVP are to:
1. brain wash the gullible young students mostly from villages against the government of the day
2. to link up with other universities in order to create mass civil disobedience, unrest, looting and murder of opponenets.
3. to topple the government of the day in order to capture power.
GOSL must not be caught napping but nip them in the bud. Arrest all the leaders and question them their structure, plans, source of funding and weapons they are gathering etc.
With the evidence let JVP leaders who are behind them be arrested, found guilty and thrown in prison for good.
Srilanka should privatised all the universities.Then only Jvp minded students can have proper Education.
IUSF is a wing of JVP. The innocent students should be freed from their revolutionary thinking.
Mohamed Shareef Asees