Thajudeen’s murder: CID record statement of Traffic DIG

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The Criminal Investigations Department (CID) today recorded statement of Traffic DIG Amarasiri Senaratne in connection with ruggerite Wasim Thajudeen’s murder.

Eelier, the CID arrested former Crime OIC of the Narahenpita Police IP Sumith Champika on charges of covering up investigations of Thajudeen’s death.

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Anja Wednesday, 04 May 2016 02:55 PM

We had already known that as VAT increased this body would be unearthed again. via DM Android App

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la Wednesday, 04 May 2016 03:22 PM

Thajudeen wara wara

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BuffaloaCitizen Wednesday, 04 May 2016 03:38 PM

One thing about the past regime is that they used top guys to commit crimes for them, so that covering up becomes easy or rather that the investigation does not move due to the involvement of very top fellows. This is why many investigations, though flamboyant cannot be traced or proofed.

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Dee Wednesday, 04 May 2016 03:50 PM

You talking of a 4% increase right? Just like people shouting when a loaf of bread increased by a ruppee (cost of half a toffee)

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stardust Wednesday, 04 May 2016 04:10 PM

Hopefully this is the start of an avalanche which will affect the 'Royal Family', but the obedient members of the Police must be punished too and bear the consequences .

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ranmala Thursday, 05 May 2016 02:45 AM

Why drag the feet on this straight forward judgement. How long does the govt. wants to drag this case. The entire country know who was behind this

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karsha Thursday, 05 May 2016 06:59 AM

That is what you call the Roman Dutch Law. One is innocent until proven guilty

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Premalal Thursday, 05 May 2016 07:25 AM

We are the slowest investigative police force in the world. SOMEBODY PLEASE CONGRATULATE US.

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surasena Thursday, 05 May 2016 07:33 AM

He will come for retribution; justice must prevail.

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