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WHO CALLED STF - FLSP ASKS IGP

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

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September 05, 2025

Front Line Socialist Party (FLSP) Propaganda Secretary Duminda Nagamuwa in a written request from the IGP under the Right to Information Act had demanded to know as to who deployed Special Task Force Personnel near his party office in Yakkala when the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP) took it over on Tuesday September 2.

- By YOHAN PERERA

Nagamuwa also demanded details on police complaints filed by the JVP, how many STF personnel were deployed, how many jeeps and other vehicles were called in during the incident, cost of the entire operation, and whether the police took action following a complaint and weather the police consider it as a criminal offence. He had also demanded to know on wh

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