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Gen Sarath Fonseka Arrested
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01.exposing military secrets to the country and to the international community.
02.inter military issues
my source says he was arrested with clear proofs..
Aniwa Bro... This Goverment isn`t fool to do such a thing without clear evidence..
I think SF will have to regret for what he told...
karana kalata paw mihiriya mee se..
denena kalata paw dedi veyi gini se ....
රතිඥ්ඥා පත්තු කරපල්ලා-වීරයා බල්ලා,බල්ලා වීරයා
ඔයා ඈහුවද මෑතිවරන වෙදිකාවෙ SF සුදු කොඩි කතාව ගෑන කියපු එක..........මටනම් SF ව එපා වෙන්න ප්රදාන හේතුවක් ඈ කතාව........තමන් ගෙ එකට හිටපු මිනිස්සුන්ව නේද එදා මේ කහෙල්මල් චන්දෙ නිසා පාවල දුන්නෙ....... මම කියන්නෙ මෙ පත්තරෙ ගිය කාතාව නෙමේ....... SF ගෙ කටින් මෑතිවරන වේදිකාවෙ කියපු එක.........
සුදු කොඩි අරන් ආපු නායකයන්නට අත්තටම වෙඩි තියන්න කියල 58 සෙනාOකයට අන දෙන්න ඈති ගොටා නමුත්..... එ දෙය වෑරදි කියල ඔයා හිතනවද..........
SF කියන්නෙ තමන් ගෙ ඉලක්කයට යන්න ඔනම දෙයක් කරන්න පුලුවන් මනුස්සයෙක්.........MRර් සිය නෑ පරම්පරාවට හොදට හම්බ කරගන්න දෙන එක ඈත්ත නමුත් MRඑක්ක බලද්දි SF ගෙන් මෙ රටට වෑඩි හානියක් වෙන්න පුලුවන්
SF ව අත්ඩන්ගුවට ගත්ත හෙතුව නෑතුව....... එක හරිද වෑරදි ද කියන්න බෑ...............
01.exposing military secrets to the country and to the international community.
02.inter military issues
my source says he was arrested with clear proofs..
ubatanam athal...ahema karanna apa ban...meya ape weerayek
ඇස් ගෙඩි දෙකට හෙණ ගහලද සිහලුන්ගේ?????????
යකුණේ දැන්වත් මේ රට වෙනුවෙන් පෙනීහිටපු පුද්ගලයා වෙනුවෙන් නැගී හිටපියව්....
ඒකාධිපති පාළනය කියන එක මොකක්ද කියලා තාමත් තොපිට වැටහෙන්නේ නැද්ද????
යකුණේ දැන්වත් මේ රට වෙනුවෙන් පෙනීහිටපු පුද්ගලයා වෙනුවෙන් නැගී හිටපියව්....
ඒකාධිපති පාළනය කියන එක මොකක්ද කියලා තාමත් තොපිට වැටහෙන්නේ නැද්ද????
Sri Lanka arrested former army commander and losing presidential candidate General Sarath Fonseka at his office on Monday night,
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witnesses said.
"He was dragged away in a very disgraceful manner in front of our own eyes," Sri Lanka Muslim Congress leader Rauff Hakeem told Reuters. One of Fonseka's security officers, I.P. Herath, confirmed the account of Fonseka's arrest by military police.
The government had no immediate comment on the arrest.
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witnesses said.
"He was dragged away in a very disgraceful manner in front of our own eyes," Sri Lanka Muslim Congress leader Rauff Hakeem told Reuters. One of Fonseka's security officers, I.P. Herath, confirmed the account of Fonseka's arrest by military police.
The government had no immediate comment on the arrest.
උඹ අවංක දේශප්රේමියෙක් මචන් පැහැදිලි අනාගතයක් තියනව
උඹ වගේ එවුන් විතරක් ඉතිරි වෙලා අපි මැරිල ගියානම් ඊළග අවුරුදු 7 මේ දුක විදින්නෙ නැතුව ඉවරයි
Hi
Dakke nadda eke MR kiyala tiyenawa...MR innawa kiyanne MR supporterslath innawa kiyana eka... Dan terenawane katada eheme kiuwe kiyala...Hodata kiyawala reply danna machan...Satake iwath kala dasin lokaya dakinna....
Ane naa... prabakaran eelama pawala dunne naa ne...
ela ela Suba Anagathayak
Ubalata Prabakaran lokui ne kohomath SF ta wada
He was arrested for a reason.
don't you guys think after all this he's still deserve to be allowed free? just read what he has said.
Last updated: 08 February, 2010 - Published 15:14 GMT
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Printable version Fonseka to 'testify on war crimes'
Sri Lanka's former military commander says that he is prepared to give evidence in an international court on war crime charges against Sri Lanka.
General Sarath Fonseka speaking to journalists in Colombo on Monday said, "I am not going to save anyone who has committed war crimes".
International human rights organisations as well as the US state department has alleged that the Sri Lankan government committed war crimes during the final phase of the war against Tamil Tigers.
Several human rights organisations have called to try the Sri Lankan state in international courts on alleged abuses against civilians and surrendees.
During the presidential election where Gen. Fonseka challenged president Mahinda Rajapaksa, both claimed credit for defeating the LTTE.
"I am definitely going to reveal what I know, what I was told and what I heard. Any one who has committed war crimes should definitely be brought into courts," Gen. Fonseka said.
"Those who reveal the truth are not traitors" he added.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sinhala/news/story/2010/02/100208_fonseka_war_crimes.shtml
don't you guys think after all this he's still deserve to be allowed free? just read what he has said.
Last updated: 08 February, 2010 - Published 15:14 GMT
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Printable version Fonseka to 'testify on war crimes'
Sri Lanka's former military commander says that he is prepared to give evidence in an international court on war crime charges against Sri Lanka.
General Sarath Fonseka speaking to journalists in Colombo on Monday said, "I am not going to save anyone who has committed war crimes".
International human rights organisations as well as the US state department has alleged that the Sri Lankan government committed war crimes during the final phase of the war against Tamil Tigers.
Several human rights organisations have called to try the Sri Lankan state in international courts on alleged abuses against civilians and surrendees.
During the presidential election where Gen. Fonseka challenged president Mahinda Rajapaksa, both claimed credit for defeating the LTTE.
"I am definitely going to reveal what I know, what I was told and what I heard. Any one who has committed war crimes should definitely be brought into courts," Gen. Fonseka said.
"Those who reveal the truth are not traitors" he added.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sinhala/news/story/2010/02/100208_fonseka_war_crimes.shtml
he defeated candidate in Sri Lanka's presidential election, Gen Sarath Fonseka, has been arrested, news reports have said.Gen Fonseka was defeated by incumbent Mahinda Rajapaksa last month by six million votes to four million.
Gen Fonseka rejected the results and vowed to challenge them in court.
The government has been seeking legal advice to bring a court martial against the general on charges of plotting to overthrow the administration.
Gen Fonseka was in charge of Sri Lanka's army when it defeated the Tamil Tiger rebels last year after a destructive civil war lasting more than a quarter of a century.
However, he fell out with President Rajapaksa soon after and the pair fought a bitter election campaign.
The initial allegations brought by the government are of "committing military offences", military spokesman Maj-Gen Prasad Samarasinghe said.
'Disgraceful'
Gen Fonseka's wife confirmed to the BBC that her husband had been detained after the security presence around his office in Colombo had been stepped up during the day.
en Fonseka was meeting a number of politicians who had supported his candidacy. The Muslim Congress leader Rauff Hakeem told Reuters news agency: "He was dragged away in a very disgraceful manner in front of our own eyes."
The politicians at the meeting said the military police had given no reasons as they made the arrest.
The BBC's Charles Haviland in Colombo says the arrest was dramatic but not unexpected and there must now by questions about whether this is the start of a bigger clampdown on the opposition.
After the election, the government had accused Gen Fonseka of divulging sensitive information to the public, and of plotting both a coup and to assassinate the president and his family.
Gen Fonseka has vehemently denied the charges.
He said he feared an assassination attempt against him and had been told that airports would not allow him to leave the country.
Analysts had predicted a closely fought election contest between the two architects of the government's victory over the Tamil Tiger rebels.
But in the end President Rajapaksa won the vote comfortably - capturing 57% of the vote, while Sarath Fonseka won 40%.
Gen Fonseka rejected the results and vowed to challenge them in court.
The government has been seeking legal advice to bring a court martial against the general on charges of plotting to overthrow the administration.
Gen Fonseka was in charge of Sri Lanka's army when it defeated the Tamil Tiger rebels last year after a destructive civil war lasting more than a quarter of a century.
However, he fell out with President Rajapaksa soon after and the pair fought a bitter election campaign.
The initial allegations brought by the government are of "committing military offences", military spokesman Maj-Gen Prasad Samarasinghe said.
'Disgraceful'
Gen Fonseka's wife confirmed to the BBC that her husband had been detained after the security presence around his office in Colombo had been stepped up during the day.
en Fonseka was meeting a number of politicians who had supported his candidacy. The Muslim Congress leader Rauff Hakeem told Reuters news agency: "He was dragged away in a very disgraceful manner in front of our own eyes."
The politicians at the meeting said the military police had given no reasons as they made the arrest.
The BBC's Charles Haviland in Colombo says the arrest was dramatic but not unexpected and there must now by questions about whether this is the start of a bigger clampdown on the opposition.
After the election, the government had accused Gen Fonseka of divulging sensitive information to the public, and of plotting both a coup and to assassinate the president and his family.
Gen Fonseka has vehemently denied the charges.
He said he feared an assassination attempt against him and had been told that airports would not allow him to leave the country.
Analysts had predicted a closely fought election contest between the two architects of the government's victory over the Tamil Tiger rebels.
But in the end President Rajapaksa won the vote comfortably - capturing 57% of the vote, while Sarath Fonseka won 40%.
Ane naa... prabakaran eelama pawala dunne naa ne...
ubalata thibbe prabahakaranta kiyala SF wa maranna.....
පිරිබාහරන් මිනිස් බෝම්බයක් එව්වෙ නෑනෙ හැබෑට සචී අක්කිව බදාගෙන චක බ්ලාස්ට් වෙන්නthank god at last it happen
“I am definitely going to reveal what I know, what I was told and what I heard. Anyone who has committed war crimes should definitely be brought into courts,” Gen. Fonseka said.
“Those who reveal the truth are not traitors,” he added.
http://adaderana.lk/news.php?nid=7131#
Is that what we expect from SF...shame on him...chande paraduna kiyala me wage deyak karanna yanne...
“Those who reveal the truth are not traitors,” he added.
http://adaderana.lk/news.php?nid=7131#
Is that what we expect from SF...shame on him...chande paraduna kiyala me wage deyak karanna yanne...
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