Prageeth Ekneligoda Disappearance: Army Intelligence personnel granted bail – witness remanded
Posted by Editor on June 17, 2022 - 4:35 pm
Nine Sri Lanka Army Intelligence personnel who were remanded over the enforced disappearance and murder of journalist Prageeth Ekneligoda, were released on bail today (June 17) by the Colombo Permanent High Court Trial-at-Bar.
The Nine Military Intelligence personnel who were previously out on bail, but charged with the enforced disappearance and murder of journalist Prageeth Ekneligoda were remanded until the 13th of June.
However, a witness of this case has been remanded until June 23.
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Oh! Ho! The truth coming out when go to the court and cross-examined. This is why I love to see the R’s stolen millions evidence and witnesses being examined in proper courts rather than on the media platforms. Then the truth will withstand the examination.
There is ‘Natural Justice’.
The Great War Hero was finally named ‘N-Mynah’.
The Mini Hitler is confined to the Bunker; he admitted his total failure.
The Family’s ancestral home was razed to the groung by people from the same village.
The massive monument erected from stolen public funds for the Father was chopped down to smithereens by people from the same village.
What a shame !!
Isn’t that natural justice?
Like the time they played ‘Jaathi-ale’ burning the property of the Tamils, this time too the nation will collectively pay damages for the damage done by the hooligans. That is the law and the everybody who lost property will be compensated through the public purse. I can see the people living in the area from time to time chasing away the same hooligans descend from outside to block main roads by the patrol stations.