Is Sri Lanka at war with India?

Anti Indian ideas appear to spread in Sri Lanka following the neighboring super power voted for the Us-backed resolution on Sri Lanka at UNHRC.

There are speculations that the prohibitive taxes imposed on motor vehicles target India's motor exports to Sri Lanka in addition to the local economic needs of the island nation.

The latest story is on India retraining repatriating terrorists to Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka police intelligence wings have revealed that around 150 terrorists have returned to the island following receiving training in Tamilnadu, India, reports Sinhala nationalist daily The Divaina newspaper.

Police was led to this finding through an investigation of a death of a member of Ealam People's Democratic Party (EPDP), a partner of the ruling alliance of which the leader is the Chief Minister of the Eastern Province,

After brutally hacking the EPDP member to death, the terrorists displayed a note in which they said they had given death penalty to a traitor.

Police arrested the culprits, three persons that claimed they were trained in camps in Tamilnadu following the end of war in Sri Lanka.

The suspects have ben handed over to Terrorist Investigation Department and the probes are underway.

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Who transports C-4 to Jaffna?

Sri Lanka police recovered a stock of C-4 explosives planned to be transported to Jaffna in the Northern Province from Monarala in the Uva Province.

Monaragala police says that the stock of C-4 explosives were found last night hidden in the dashboard of a passenger transport bus. The bus is a regular service from Monaragala to Jaffna.

The weight of the stock of explosives is 615 grams, police say.

The driver and the conductor of the bus has been arrested and the interrogation is under way, police say.

Thorough investigation is expected to be conducted by the authorities to identify the elements that are behind the action that appears as an attempt of restarting terrorist activities.

Later reports say Sri Lanka police has sought the support of the military to arrest an Army official who is suspected of attempting to smuggle the stock of C-4 explosives.


The  arrested driver and the conductor of the bus have stated that the parcel was given to them by an Army official from Bibile area that worked in Kilinochchi promising to collect it from Monaragala.

A special police team has been deployed under the instructions of Police Superintendent of Monaragala Wasantha Kandewaththa to carry on the further investigations.

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