Traitors should be subjected to severe punishment - JHU
COLOMBO: The Jathika Hela Urumaya in a media statement
yesterday signed by its Media Secretary, Nishantha Sri Warnasinghe urged
the Government to take stern action against the three suspects who were
arrested on February 06 with a large haul of fire-arms and confessed of
their direct link with the LTTE organization.
The three suspects who were arrested in the areas of Athurugiriya and
Dematagoda, according to their own confessions to the Police, have
stated that they have posed themselves as duly accredited journalists
and have undergone training in a Tiger camp at Kilinochchi under Kittu
Amman, the closest assistant of Pottu Amman, the Head of the LTTE spy
network, the JHU statement pointed out.
These suspects who have served the cause of LTTE terrorist separatism
for personal benefits, are traitors to the very letter on a par with
those who ruined the nation throughout its history.
They deserve no mercy and they should be dealt with under the
Prevention of Terrorism Act and subjected to severe punishment since
impaling was the punishment for such offenses during the ages of our
ancient kings, the statement emphasised. |