Parents of the rehabilitated LTTE members feared over such activities of Military personals.
Since of the war 2009 many arrested and surrendered LTTE members during the final perhaps of war received special rehabilitation programme and released to the society.
I.O.M international organization provides special ID card for LTTE members completed their rehabilitation programme in the camp.
This ID card provides better security of rehabilitated members and also help them to rejoin with the society. It was baled Army personals forcibly take over this ID card from their position.
Army personals advised Gramaseva officials of Vadamarachchie to collect these ID cards from rehabilitated LTEE members in their villages. In some placed Army has directly collected the ID cards from former LTTE members.
Parents of the rehabilitated members were fear over this activity and urge relevant officials to take necessary steps this regard. | 
Family members of the rehabilitated LTTE members blamed Army has forcibly take over the ID cards provided by the I.O.M. NGO towards rehabilitated members.
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