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Luxury Bentley Mulsanne stolen from London recovered in Karachi - Vimarsana News

Luxury Bentley Mulsanne stolen from London recovered in Karachi

Karachchi (PTI) A luxury Bentley Mulsanne sedan stolen from the United Kingdom was recovered by Customs officials in Pakistan from a posh bungalow in Karachi during a raid on September 2.Officials, who were informed by the U.K. National Crime Agency about the stolen car, raided the bungalow and seized the luxury vehicle besides finding unlicensed […]

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Moneylender shot dead - Vimarsana News

Moneylender shot dead

By Norman Palihawadane A 31-year-old usurer was shot dead at Pitigala, in the Galle district, on Saturday (3) night.He had been shot near Thalgaswala in Pitigala while he was returning home on a motorcycle. The victim was admitted to the Elpitiya hospital with gunshot wounds and later transferred to the Karapitiya general hospital, where he […]

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SJB: GoSL may be held accountable for 'economic crimes' – The Island - Vimarsana News

SJB: GoSL may be held accountable for 'economic crimes' – The Island

By Saman Indrajith The Sri Lankan government would be held accountable for the “economic crimes” perpetrated against the people, at the Geneva UNHRC sessions scheduled to commence on 12 Sept., the SJB said yesterday. Chief Opposition Whip and SJB Kandy District MP Lakshman Kiriella, addressing the media at the Opposition Leader’s Office in Colombo, said […]

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GR in JR's loincloth? – The Island - Vimarsana News

GR in JR's loincloth? – The Island

Monday 14th February, 2022 Unable to handle trade union disputes democratically, the government has taken a leaf out of the late President J. R. Jayewardene’s draconian rule book. Adopting his jackboot tactics, it has invoked a 1979 law to ban trade union action in the health and power sectors. One should not be so naïve […]

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