The manoeuvrings of the SINHALA regime, its defence establishment and its intelligence outfits in fixing the case shows only a tip of the iceberg about the existing conditions, but a careful scrutiny and pursue of even minor details of the fixing exercise would reveal the dimensions of the plight faced by Eelam Tamils in the Captivity of the Genocidal Regime.!!!

Colombo twists investigation of Canadian Tamil citizen's brutal slaying [TamilNet, Saturday, 26 May 2012, 22:56 GMT] Sri Lankan military intelligence and the SL Police have projected the murder case of the late Mahendrarajah as a ‘robbery’ related crime by allegedly ‘fixing’ approvers. Informed sources in Ki'linochchi told TamilNet Saturday that the laptop and the mobile phones missing from the victim and ‘recovered’ later by the SL police were found erased of contact details and logs. The manoeuvrings of the Colombo regime, its defence establishment and its intelligence outfits in fixing the case shows only a tip of the iceberg about the existing conditions, but a careful scrutiny and pursue of even minor details of the fixing exercise would reveal the dimensions of the plight faced by Eezham Tamils in the captivity of the genocidal regime, informed circles knowing background stories further said. The ‘approver’ story was not consistent between what the SL police spokesman was telling the media and what the alleged approvers were telling the Courts, the sources further said. Arulampalam Akilan, Appahu Anandarasa, Nalluchamy Balachandran, and Abeysinghe Mudiyanselage Michael Pradeepkumar were the people who have been arrested by the SL Police, according to news reports. A woman, who has been alleged by the SL Police as the person behind the murder, has denied the charges and said that she didn't even know the slain victim. In the meantime, The Globe and Mail in Canada reported Rathika Sitsabaiesan, the Canadian Tamil MP as having voiced for the issue during a recent Tamil rally in Scarborough. “We need to make sure the Canadian government is pushing for an investigation – a lot of members of the community are outraged,” Rathika was quoted as saying. The diaspora, especially the diaspora in Canada that has representation even in the Canadian parliament, has to realize the universal importance of the case intimidating the diaspora through Colombo's application of 'militarized reconciliation' originating from the US State Department and has to act accordingly, without citing 'excuses', civil activists in the island urged. Chronology: 26.05.12 Colombo twists investigation of Canadian Tamil cit.. 19.05.12 Photos show torture before killing Canadian Tamil .. 12.05.12 Colombo in full swing to cover up culprits of Cana.. 09.05.12 Top SL military hand alleged in killing Canadian T.. 05.05.12 Diaspora Tamil on visit to reclaim land killed in .. ---------------------------------- Latest 15 Reports 27.05.12 10:48 Eezham Tamils protest UK inviting Rajapaksa to Queen’s diamond jubilee 27.05.12 01:20 International Community answerable, say Jaffna University students 26.05.12 23:18 Tamil farmers' lands remain occupied in Ampaa'rai 26.05.12 22:56 Colombo twists investigation of Canadian Tamil citizen's brutal slaying 25.05.12 23:40 Dublin conference on geopolitics highlights need for critical solidarity 25.05.12 06:21 SL military coerces Jaffna University students to closed-door talks 24.05.12 03:33 India’s Marxist Communist Party calls for withdrawal of Sri Lanka military 24.05.12 00:43 Tamils will never accept Sri Lanka constitution: Sivajilingam 23.05.12 18:05 1972 constitution reminds Tamils not to backtrack idea of nationhood 23.05.12 02:05 40-year-old Sri Lanka constitution burnt at cremation ground of Parvathi Amma 22.05.12 22:14 Remembering Mu’l’livaaykkaal is for edification of international community 22.05.12 01:08 Tamil diaspora youth group condemns attack on JUSU leader 22.05.12 00:33 Sinhala-Buddhist temple opened to ‘celebrate’ genocide at Mu’l’livaaykkaal 21.05.12 23:11 General of genocide released in Colombo 21.05.12 06:36 LJP President Paswan backs call for UN referendum Copyright © 1997-2012 TamilNet URL: http://www.tamilnet.com email: tamilnet@tamilnet.com