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Message: <blockquote data-quote="anneksiri" data-source="post: 21744393" data-attributes="member: 563027">"ප්‍රශ්නය තමාගේ නොවන තාක්, පිළිතුර දාර්ශනික වේ..."Tharini, or BPK (baka panditha kota) that's what we used to call her. A short girl with an excellent sense of humour always having a smile on her face. Today she has become a hot topic in the island's social media. And the most unfortunate fact is that people are using her tragic death as a promotional material. People are sharing the photos of the incident page admins are cooking up their own versions on what happened and why she was forced to take such a harsh decision. Some of theses stories are totally misleading. For those who really care about Tharini and heart broken after this tragic incident it's really painful to hear such false stories and interpretations. It's disgusting how some people comment on the posts. People who have never seen her and never have spoken a single word with her, but now they are all here to judge her based on what happened.One bad decision ended her life.. But that does not wipe out every good thing she had done to her friends and family and all the good memories of her.There is one thing I want to request from everyone, please stop sharing the disturbing photos of her death. What is the expectation of sharing such things?? To raise awareness?? If that's what you want to do. please share the beautiful photos of the smiling young lady, her story and her good memories.Tharini was not stupid, she was smart enough to get herself in to a university, got selected to follow a special degree and completed it successfully. There was a clear path ahead for a successful future. But a single emotional breakdown took everything away from her. And took her away from us who care about her.But before criticising her, please take a moment and think for yourself. How many times have you felt so depressed and wanted everything to end? But you managed to keep the control and that's why you are still here reading this.Unfortunately for Tharini, she lost control. And she had to pay the consequences. We all are human beings and we tend to make mistakes. Some are not so costly, but for some the price to be paid is high.Ending this, I would like to quote a comment from a picture on Tharini's graduation day. Where she stood waving cheerfully at the camera while standing in the line to receive her degree certificate."In a world full of moody people, be Tharini"- In the memory of Tharini Wijesiriwardane, good friend and a lovely human being -fb</blockquote>

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