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Sri Lanka’s diplomatic missions abroad have been directed to urge their host governments not to allow “front groups” of Tiger guerrillas to hold “Black July” commemoration events in their respective countries this year.

Pillayan ready to make way for Karuna

Vinayagamoorthy Muralitharan better known as “Col. Karuna,” the renegade Tiger guerrilla eastern leader, who served a jail term in Britain, returned to Sri Lanka on Business Class in a Sri Lankan Airlines flight on Thursday accompanied by four detectives of Scotland Yard.

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