Dubai court to hear case on Makandure Madush's deportation on May 02

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A Dubai court has decided to announce its decision on the deportation of 'Makandure Madush', on May 02.

A petition was filed at the Dubai courts through lawyers representing S. A. Madush Lakshitha alias 'Makandure Madush' indicating that he was an investor and had invested heavily in the country's businesses. Further the petition requested that Madhush not be deported from the country in March.

It is believed that Madush's mistress Thilini Shanika had coordinated with the attorney's in order to file the case at the Dubai court.

A group of 31 Sri Lankans which included 'Makandure Madush'' and several other underworld members were taken into custody by the Dubai Police on February 04 during a party at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel at Al Raffa, Dubai.

Of the said group, 23 suspects including singer Nadeemal Perera and actor Ryan Van Rooyen have been deported to the country so far.

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