Investigations on Lalith and Kugan disappearance take place at the Jaffna courts today. Representatives gathered at the Jaffna town stage protest against the government.
Protesters urge the government to establish democracy and develop peaceful situation among communities in the Northern Province. More than 500 representatives were present at the protest.
Police officers and the members of the army intelligence unit deployed in the security activities. Due to the protest transportation activities in the Jaffna town was halted for one hour. However protesters ended up their protest at 12.30 pm.
Tamil people fail to take part in this protest. Protest organizers stated they have suddenly organized protest due to this they were unable to inform Tamil people in the area.
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Members of the Joint People movement against abductions and disappearances stage protest at 11.00 am in Jaffna town today. Protesters condemn the abductions; disappearances take place in the country and urge justice for the prisoners killed at the prison compound.
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