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Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa Ally Found Guilty In Extortion Case
- Monday June 6, 2022
- World News | Agence France-Presse
A cabinet minister in crisis-hit Sri Lanka was convicted on Monday of extorting money from a businessman over a land deal, a rare guilty verdict in a graft case in the South Asian country.
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Lankan minister's remarks anger DMK, asks PM to intervene
- Wednesday June 20, 2012
- India News | Sam Daniel
A controversial remark reportedly made by Sri Lankan Minister for Power and Energy, Champika Ranawaka has touched a raw nerve in Tamil Nadu. In a fax to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, DMK Chief Karunanidhi says the minister "threatened that one Mullaivaikal was enough and that no one should try to get hundred more."
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Sri Lankan Minister says he is ready to face legal action
- Thursday June 10, 2010
- India News | Press Trust of India
Sri Lankan Minister Douglas Devananda, whose visit as part of Presidential delegation has come under controversy following reports that he is a proclaimed offender in India, on Thursday said all political leaders were pardoned as per the Indo-Sri Lanka pact but maintained that he was prepared to face legal action, if any.Devananda, who is accompany...
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Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa Ally Found Guilty In Extortion Case
- Monday June 6, 2022
- World News | Agence France-Presse
A cabinet minister in crisis-hit Sri Lanka was convicted on Monday of extorting money from a businessman over a land deal, a rare guilty verdict in a graft case in the South Asian country.
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www.ndtv.com
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Lankan minister's remarks anger DMK, asks PM to intervene
- Wednesday June 20, 2012
- India News | Sam Daniel
A controversial remark reportedly made by Sri Lankan Minister for Power and Energy, Champika Ranawaka has touched a raw nerve in Tamil Nadu. In a fax to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, DMK Chief Karunanidhi says the minister "threatened that one Mullaivaikal was enough and that no one should try to get hundred more."
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Sri Lankan Minister says he is ready to face legal action
- Thursday June 10, 2010
- India News | Press Trust of India
Sri Lankan Minister Douglas Devananda, whose visit as part of Presidential delegation has come under controversy following reports that he is a proclaimed offender in India, on Thursday said all political leaders were pardoned as per the Indo-Sri Lanka pact but maintained that he was prepared to face legal action, if any.Devananda, who is accompany...
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www.ndtv.com