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residents in the surrounding area alerted the Police. The police rushed to the temple and arrested the culprits and produced them at the courts on Wednesday.

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No comments on court rulings - President
Friday, 05 September 2008 14:16
The executive, the judiciary and the legislature should act independently without any confrontation, President Mahinda Rajapaksa said.

The President was speaking at the swearing in at the Presidential Secretariat yesterday (September 04th) of the chief ministers, ministers and councilors of the UPFA newly elected to the North Central and Sabaragamuwa Provincial Councils.

The president also said that he respected decisions of the judiciary, adding that he would not comment on them.

Referring to the arrest of a Buddhist monk on the charge of sound pollution, President Rajapaksa said he would not intervene despite receiving many inquiries as to why he did not do so.

At a time when a war is being waged to unite the country, the party should have no internal disputes and all should work in a more vigorous and diligent manner, the President said.

Congratulating the UPFA members for winning the two provincial council polls, he added that the victory has proved the clear mandate of the voters.
-Lanka Dissent

Important thing is they caught the culprits.

Levy levy....this is not peelam...we have a law and we will punish under that. We will not killing like you r practising in Peelam....
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do you know many temples in the north and the east has been damaged, bulldozed by LTTE. did you acted in the same manner then. take a look at your conscience

I suppose we will be better off respecting all religions and not discussing it in an open Forum..

We have some senior management of my suppliers visiting Hong kong