Info by JMO leads to discovery of weapons, explosives

Australian coalition to disclose details to Sri Lanka

The Australian opposition coalition says it would greatly enhance the intelligence-sharing arrangements with Sri Lanka if it comes to power, providing Colombo with more information on the backgrounds of arriving asylum-seekers, The Australian newspaper reported. According to the newspaper report the coalition promise came as veteran nurse Marianne Evers — who worked in the Nauru regional processing centre for three weeks last year — likened the site to a concentration camp and claimed gang rapes

05 Feb, 2013

Police warn of fake SMS lottery

The police have urged the public to be cautious of?attempts?by some groups who dupe?people?by sending them an SMS on the mobile phone claiming they have won a lottery. A statement by the police said that people are often told to deposit money to an account number as a registration fee or transport fee to obtain the winning lottery. The police also said that a fake lottery number is provided to the “winner” but eventually it comes to light that there was no such lottery. In some cases, the police

06 Feb, 2013

TESO calls for Indian resolution on Lanka

The Tamil Eelam Supporters Organisation (TESO) in Tamil Nadu has passed a resolution calling on the Indian government to facilitate a resolution calling for a referendum during the general council meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva. India?s The Hindu newspaper reported today that DMK president M. Karunanidhi had urged the Union government not to encourage Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa?s visit to the country and announced a black-shirt demonstration in C

05 Feb, 2013