Attack carried out at 1.30 am this morning and several vehicles parked in front of the house was also damaged from this attack.
Batticaloa police hold further investigations this regard. Praba has filed complaint at the election commission this regard.
Speaking on the alleged attack he went on to say, During the time of election conversing I faced various threats from the supporters of former chief minister.
I have lodged various complaints at the police and election monitoring organizations however they fail to take action on this issue.
Necessary steps to be taken to establish democratic and independent election conversing in the district.
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Petrol bomb attack carried out against the house of Praba leader and the senior candidate of the Eelam Democratic Front during the wee hours of Sunday.
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