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Sanath Jayasuriya denies reports of smuggling rotten betal nuts to India
Sanath Jayasuriya has denied Indian media reports which accused him of smuggling rotten betel nuts to India.
The former cricketer took to his Twitter handle to say “I have never been involved in any business activity dealing with betel nuts”
This is absolutely false and I have never been involved in any business activity dealing with Betel Nut. I completely deny the contents of the article and my lawyers have already responded to this defamatory and false article. - Sanath Jayasuriya
— Sanath Jayasuriya (@Sanath07) November 22, 2018
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