Lawyers from the Northern province has decided to halted the court activities where the officials fails to arrest the suspect involved in the Mannar court attack.
Due to this lawyers from the Jaffna , Killinochchie, Mullaitivu, Mannar and Killinochchie districts have decided to recommence their duty on 2nd of August.
Northern lawyers stated they have proposed two major requests. First one is Minister Rishadh should appear before courts on 6th of September.
Second is lawyers have already identified the suspects carried out attack against the court premises. Police officials fail to arrest them. It’s necessary to arrest all the suspects. Many people arrive for various court hearings yesterday.
However all the cases were postponed till month of August and September. Minister Bathudeen ordered to appear before the courts have currently visited to the Mecca holy city. | 
Minister Rishadh Bathudeen has visited to Mecca holy city where he was ordered to appear before courts on 6th of September, Lawyers said.
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