Mistaken identity leads to demonstration

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A demonstration is currently underway on the Kalmunai- Akkaraipathu Road by residents of Nindavur after a showdown late last night between the residents of the village and the Police Special Task Force.

The incident had occurred after STF personnel had gone into the village in civilian clothing.

A decision had earlier been taken by local authorities to demand identity cards from strangers visiting the village after 9.p.m. following a rise in robberies and crimes in the area.

The village vigilance group had demanded identity of the STF personnel who were in civvies and one had failed to provide identity which had resulted in the showdown.
Reports said that shots had been fired but no injuries had been reported.

Pix by Wasantha Chandrapala

Comments - 12

Saaj Monday, 18 November 2013 08:45 AM

It's a planned cover up story, There is no mistaken identity, then y
1.Armed personal took them with firing at civilian
2. Why police didn't interfere
3. Why did police from Akkaraipattu came first
4. Why they have to come in civilian clothes in the night

Thanks media from Colombo for another changes report. Shame in those who reports for money , not for truth...

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kumar Monday, 18 November 2013 08:46 AM

This is a good example for Law and order in the country.

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R Liyanage Monday, 18 November 2013 08:47 AM

I think this is instigated by extremist elements who may fear presence of intelligent gathering of their illegal activities.
It is known that Pakistani extremist organizations have their presence in Sri Lanka.

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Ghamer Hussain Moham Monday, 18 November 2013 08:51 AM

very funny report from police.

last night group of people caught this guys in abandoned house beach area while changing cloths. these cloths matching with last few robbery incidents.

any way why they changed cloths in beach area?. They can come in civil suit from the camp. Why they bring clothes extra clothes? R they performing any drama? Why they tried to escape? hey can show their identity and leave.

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srinath.gunaratne Monday, 18 November 2013 09:03 AM

Do not let vigilante groups to take law unto their own hands, Use intelligence to find out who is stirring things up.

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Ghamer Hussain Moham Monday, 18 November 2013 09:15 AM

do you know whats really happening here? please try to use your brain.......

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Arafath Rasheed Monday, 18 November 2013 09:34 AM

very sad the leading news paper report false information.
This all setup by the rulers with the help of STF. This was the Same story last year as GREECE MAN.

We can not allow this to happen and ruin the peace of our country .

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Yacoub Monday, 18 November 2013 10:27 AM

But don't try your smart game to play with us you will end up in verse situation for sure.

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Naz Monday, 18 November 2013 10:35 AM

Come on guys, wake up. you think there is no any other places for Pakistani extremist. People are struggling for their daily food. There is no room in their mind to think about extremism.
If you can't help them, at least leave them live peacefully. let them sleep with peace of mind.
If the police do not want to do their duty towards public, it is the people have to defend their stakes.

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Grace Monday, 18 November 2013 12:47 PM

Reconciliation has begun after GHOGM.

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Sanju Tuesday, 19 November 2013 03:35 AM

Why can't village vigilant group take law in hands to protect the people from law enforcement authorities? What's the scenario of BBS?

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Peace Lover Tuesday, 19 November 2013 04:05 AM

Mr. Liyanage, I think you are a Racist. Without knowing the right story don't comment. This is what's happening throughout the Country. The Extremist & Terrorists like BBS, Ravana, Ravaya & JHU have brain washed you. There is no Pakistani Extremist Elements in Sri Lanka, its is just yours and your Racists Intention and Groups Guilty consciousness makes you feel this way. Be a proper man.

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