Man kills youth for dancing with his wife at musical show

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Kalutara, June 16 (Daily Mirror) A 20-year-old youth died after being attacked and his throat slit following an argument at a music concert in Kalutara.

Police identified the victim as Menura Nimtara Wanigasekara, a resident of Dodangoda.

Investigations revealed that the suspect, who is married to a woman currently living separately from him, discovered her dancing with another man at a music concert held at Kumudu Stadium in Kalutara.

The suspect had reportedly used a sharp weapon to fatally assault the young man who was dancing with his wife during the music concert at the apparel factory where she works.

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Dee Sunday, 16 June 2024 01:37 PM

Example of matters being solved at village level! No need for lengthy divorce case. Brings back memories of 87/90 era!

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Sugathaloana Monday, 17 June 2024 08:36 AM

Yes. State must involve on personal matters only through a legal process. Living together culture not goes with Sri Lankans. Muted case in Canada, Dhanushka and Fabrio also proves this. It was muted, may be it's gonna be the globalists culture.

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Ram Sunday, 16 June 2024 04:44 PM

Once arrested and remanded the suspect is likely to see Diththadammavedaneeys Karma swallowing him

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Murderer must be put in prison for life Sunday, 16 June 2024 07:29 PM

The 20 year old did nothing wrong to dance with woman who separated from husband. The husband must be kept in prison until he is 85 years at least. No Presidential pardon must be provided for him.

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Foot note Monday, 17 June 2024 12:59 PM

For click the punishment without bots and then not to be pardoned you need to change the constitution before any election or together with a referendum. But all A-holes only worried about their positions and power.

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