Sri Lanka: Marxist JVP Call For The LTTE

Leader KPs Arrest

( January 19, 2015, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) Sri Lankan Marxist political party the JVP
parliamentarian Vijitha Herath handed in a writ petition to the court of appeals today calling on
the court to arrest Kumaran Dharmalingam alias Kumaran Pathmanathan (KP), who took over
the leadership of the LTTE following the demise of Velupillei Prabakaran.
The petition called on officials to try him for crimes committed by the suspect and bring him to
book.
The IGP, Defense Secretary, Immigration-Emigration controller, Army Commander,
Commander in charge of security in Kilinochchi, Director of the TID, the Attorney General and
Kumaran Pathmanathan have been named as respondents in the case.
The petition handed in by the JVP MP notes that KP aided the LTTE to carry on with their
terrorist activities by providing them with weapons from the international front and that he is
also an individual connected to the murder of Fmr. Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Ghandi,
Vijitha Herath notes that numerous lives of Sri Lankan army soldiers, police officers and
civilians were lost due to the activities of KP .

The petition goes no to note that the suspect was arrest by Sri Lankan intelligence operatives in
Thailand on the 5th of August 2009. It also noted that the then government failed to prosecute
him and instead handed over control of an NGO and allowed him to act as a free person.
Vijitha Herath through the petition requests that the suspect note be allowed to flee the country
as this petition would prove to be futile if he is allowed to do so .

KP with ousted President Rajapaksa in Kilinocchi ( File photo)

Here is the full text of the writ;
IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST
REPUBLIC OF SRI LANKA
CA Writ /15
In the matter of an application for a mandate in the nature if Writ of mandamus made under and
in terms of Article 140 of the Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka
Herath Mudiyanselage Vijitha Herath,
No: 464/20, Pannipitiya Road, Pelawatta, Battaramulla
Petitioner
Vs
1.
Inspector General of Police, Police Head Quarters, Colombo 01.
2.
Secretary to the Ministry of Defence,
Ministry of Defence,
15/5, Baladaksha Mawatha,
Colombo 03.
3.
Controller General of Immigration and Emigration.

No.41, Ananda Rajakaruna Mawatha,

Colombo 10.
4.
Commander of Army, Army Herad Quarters,
Colombo-03
5.
Commander Security Forces Kilinochchi, Security Forces Headquarters, Army Camp,
Iranamadu, Kilinochchi
6.
Director,
Terrorist Investigation Division, Criminal Investigation Division,
New Secretariat,
Colombo 01.
7.
Hon Attorney General, Department of the Attorney General, Colombo 12.
8. ShanmugamKumaranTharmalinghamaliasTharmalingamShanmuganKumaranaliasKumara
n
PathmanathanaliasKutti MasteraliasKutti Siri - LTTEaliasThambiahSelvarajaaliasKuldiwho
was known as KP, NERDO Office, Thondaman Nagar Road, KanagambigaiKulam,
Kilinochchi.
On this the 19th of January 2015
TO: HIS LORDSHIP THE PRESIDENT AND THE OTHER HONOURABLE JUDGES OF
THE COURT OF APPEAL OF THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF SRI
LANKA.
The Petition of the Petitioner above named appearing by his Attorney-at-Law Mr. Sunil
Watagala states as follows;
1.
The Petitioner states that he is a Public Spirited Citizen of Sri Lanka.He further states that
he is a member of the Parliament of Sri Lanka. The Petitioner states that he is an active member
of the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP), which is a recognized political party in the country
and he represents the Parliament of Sri Lanka since year 2000 upto date. The Petitioner states
thathe held the ministerial portfolio of Cultural affairs in the year 2004.
2.
The Petitioner states that he contested the 2010 parliamentary election under
the Democratic National Alliance (DNA), which is led by former army Commander Sarath
Fonsekaand was re-elected to Parliament from Gampaha District.
3.
The Petitioner states that he represents several parliament committees including
the consultative committee of Public Administration and Home Affairs and National Languages
and Social Integration. In the circumstances the Petitioner states that being a representative of
the People he has been assigned a duty to ensure the Law and Order to be prevailed of the
Country.
4.
The Petitioner states that in addition to the aforesaid, being a member of the Parliament
he has declared and affirmed to uphold and defend the Constitution of the Democratic Socialist
Republic of Sri Lanka and that he would not directly or indirectly, in or outside Sri Lanka,
support, espouse, promote, finance, encourage or advocate the establishment of a separate state
within the territory of Sri Lanka. In the circumstances the Petitioner states that he has an
inevitable duty to uphold and defend the Constitution of Sri Lanka and to stand against any
attempt of establishment of a separate state within the territory of Sri Lanka.
5.
The Petitioner files the instant application on his own behalf, on behalf of other citizens
of Sri Lanka who have been affected by the matters averred hereto, in the Public Interest and in
addition to the aforesaid to discharge his obligations under Article 28(a), 28 (b) and 28(e) of the

Constitution respectively to uphold and defend the constitution and the law; to further the
national interest and to foster national unity and to respect the rights and freedom of the others.
Further, the Petitioner believes with conviction that the Respondents also have a duty to uphold
the Constitution and respect the Rule of Law.
6.
The 1st Respondent is the overall commander of the Sri Lanka Police Force who is vested
with powers to oversee and to make necessary directions to the Police Force in Sri Lanka
including the 6th Respondent.The 2nd Respondent is the Secretary to the Ministry of Defence
where he is empowered with power to issue necessary directions in order to maintain law and
order in the Country.The 3rd Respondent is the Controller General of Immigration and
Emigration while the 4thRespondent is the Commander of Army while the 5th Respondent is
the Commander of Army of the Northern Range who provides security and protection to the
8th Respondent.The 6thRespondentis the Director of Terrorist Investigation Division of the
Criminal Investigation Division who is vested with powers to investigate and take all necessary
steps in relation to terrorist activities, the members of terrorist organizations in order to
eradicate terrorism while the 7th Respondent is theHonourable Attorney General. The Petitioner
further states that no prosecution shall be instituted under the Chapter VI of the Penal Code
except by, or with the written sanction of, the Attorney-General.The 8th Respondent is
ShanmugamKumaranTharmalinghamaliasTharmalingamShanmuganKumaranalias KumaranPat
hmanathanalias Kutti Master alias Kutti Siri - LTTE alias ThambiahSelvarajaalias Kuldi who
was known as KP who was appointed as the leader of the LTTE in 2009 which is a
proscribed terrorist outfit in 32 Countries including Sri Lanka and India.
7.
The Petitioner states that the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) is the only terrorist
group which once possessed its own Military Infantry, Sea wing and Air Wing, in the world,
began its armed campaign in Sri Lanka for a separate Tamil homeland since 1976.
8.
The Petitioner further states that at the height of its power, the LTTE possessed a welldeveloped militia and carried out many high-profile attacks, including theassassinations of
several high-ranking Sri Lankan and Indian politicians. The Petitioner respectfully states that
the LTTE was the only military group assassinated two world leaders, i.e former Indian Prime
Minister Rajiv Gandhi in 1991 and Sri Lankan former President Ranasinghe Premadasa in
1993. The Petitioner further states that the LTTE invented suicide belts and pioneered the use
of women in suicide attacks and it was the first military group to acquire air power and used
light aircrafts for military purposes.
9.
The Petitioner states that the LTTE is currently proscribed as a terrorist organization by
32 countries, including Sri Lanka and India. The Petitioner states that Velupillai Prabhakaran
headed the said terrorist organization from its inception until his death in 2009 and thereafter
the Petitioner came to know the
8thRespondent;ShanmugamKumaranTharmalinghamaliasTharmalingamShanmuganKumaran
aliasKumaranPathmanathanaliasKutti Master aliasKutti Siri LTTEaliasThambiahSelvarajaaliasKuldi who is known as KP (Herein after sometimes
referred to as the KP) and who was the Chief International Arms Procurerfor the Tamil
Tigers, was appointed as the head of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) by its
elusive leader Velupillai Prabhakaran just before he was killed by Sri Lankan troops in 2009.
10. The Petitioner states that in terms of the information provided by the Sri Lanka
Government to the Country, during the campaign against the LTTE, in January 2009 the

8th Respondent was appointed as the head of the newly created Department of International
Relations of the LTTE and he had been the LTTEs chief international spokesman during the
last phase of the civil war
A true Copy of the document downloaded from the website WWW.tamilnet.com/art.html?
artid is marked as P-1 and annexed and pleaded as part and parcel of this Petition.
11. The Petitioner states that the 8th Respondent, as the one of the top LTTE officials and the
chief procurer of arms for the organization ran a global network of LTTE offices which were
engaged in its weapons procurement, logistics and money laundering operations.
A true Copy of the document downloaded from the website WWW.slnewsonline.net/inside is
marked as P-2 and annexed and pleaded as part and parcel of this Petition.
12. The Petitioner states that the world renowned Defence magazine, Janes Defence
Intelligence Review revealed that the LTTE has two international wings namely, KP
Department and Aiyanna Group, which were engaged in global terrorist activities. According to
the magazine the terrorist outfit which was fighting for a mono ethnic homeland for Tamils
living in Sri Lanka earns USD 200- 300 million per year through their fund raising activities
and numerous illegal activities. The Petitioner further respectfully states that he has learnt that
KP department is the oldest international wing of the LTTE.
13. The Petitioner states that aforesaid LTTE wings are operating in a mutually supportive
manner with other terrorist organizations such as Al Qaeda, to achieve their objectives. The
Petitioner states that he was also alleged to have involved in arms smuggling operations across
Asia, Canada, US and the Europe and the heads of aforesaid departments are operating under
the direct guidance of the LTTE chief, V. Prabhakaran and its intelligence head Pottu Amman,
both on the wanted list of Interpol and respectfully states that the 8th Respondent was not only
a threat to the national unity and harmony of Sri Lanka, but also to the universal peace and
harmony too.
14. The Petitioner states that in the circumstances the 8th Respondent is one of the most
wanted terrorists by the International Police (Interpol) who has been running the global
procurement network of the LTTE terrorists. The Petitioner further respectfully states that
the Interpol Headquarters in Lyon, France also issued a red notice against the 4thRespondnet,
which requests member states to arrest the suspect and hold him for extradition.
A true Copy of the document downloaded from the website WWW.interpol.int is marked as P2Aand annexed and pleaded as part and parcel of this Petition.
15. The Petitioner states that he came to know that an Indian investigation agency
namely Central Bureau of Investigations (CBI) wantsthe 8th Respondent over the assassination
of former Indian Prime Minister. The Petitioner further states that the CBI regards KP as a key
suspect in the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi by a Sri Lankan Tamil suicide bomber during an
election rally in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The Petitioner states further that the
8th Respondent is a wanted suspect of India for Assassination of Rajiv Gandhi, Criminal
conspiracy, arms smuggling and for the violation of the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2002 of
India and the Explosive Act 1984 of India.
A true Copy of the document downloaded from the website WWW.the hindu.com is marked
as P-3and annexed and pleaded as part and parcel of this Petition.
16. The Petitioner states that Sri Lankas capability not only to fight terrorism but also to
defend herself against the terrorist threats has suffered gravely in several decades and

thousands of Sri Lankan civilians and members of the Sri Lanka Defence forces including the
Sri Lanka Police were died in the civil war which continued for more than three decades.
17. The Petitioner states that according to the information provided by the Government of Sri
Lanka during the campaign against the LTTE and the time of arresting the 8th Respondent, in
addition to the leadership the 8th Respondent hold at the war, he is responsible for equipping
the rebels with a modern day arsenal which enabled them to challenge the Sri Lankan
Military and to fight a high intensity war. The 8th Respondents had procured modern military
hardware, paid for them through secret bank accounts, and shipped them to the LTTE using a
merchant shipping network operated by the KP Department, known as the sea pigeons. The
Petitioner states that he has learnt that apart from setting up number of lucrative businesses in
Thailand, the 8thRespondent established a state-of-the-art boatyard in the country, which
manufactured over a dozen different boats, including mini-submarines and suicide boats.
18. The Petitioner states that according to the information provided by the Government of Sri
Lanka to its general public, after the LTTE was defeated by the Sri Lanka Military forces in the
battle field the 8th Respondent and several other LTTE members attempted to re- organized
their terrorist organization and respectfully states that the 8thRespondent was appointed as the
head of the said terrorist organization for the said purpose. The Petitioner however states thatit
was announced by the Government of Sri Lanka that KP; the 8th Respondent has been
arrested in Bangkok by Sri Lankan intelligence agents on or around 5th August, 2009 and
brought to Sri Lanka. The Petitioner states that at that time the Government of Sri Lanka has
announced that the 8th Respondent was suspected of smuggling arms and drugs, conspiracy,
terrorist financing, andattempting to establish a separate state within the territory of Sri Lanka.
A true Copy of the document downloaded from the website http://www.vancouverite.com is
marked as P-4 and annexed and pleaded as part and parcel of this Petition.
19. The Petitioner states that the former Secretary to the Ministry of External Affairs Palitha
Kohona confirmed the 8th Respondents arrest to the National News Papers and former cabinet
spokesman, Cabinet minister Keheliya Rambukwella also confirmed and formally announced
on behalf of the Government of Sri Lanka, the said arrest. The Petitioner states that the former
Secretaryto the Ministry of Defence; Gotabhaya Rajapakse and Basil Rajapakse the
presidential adviser also announced and confirmed the arrest to BBC and Hindustan Times
respectively.
A true Copy of the document downloaded from the websitehttp://www.defence.lk/new.asp?
fname=20070911_01is marked as P-5 and annexed and pleaded as part and parcel of this
petition.
20. The Petitioner respectfully states however the government of Sri Lanka has failed to
announce that the mode of detention of the 8th Respondent and the 8th Respondent was neither
surrendered to the judicial custody upto date. The Petitioner states that even though the leader
of his Political Party Mr. Anura Kumara Dissanayke questioned in the Parliament on this
behalf, neither the Government Whip nor any other member provided a satisfactory answer.
21. The Petitioner states that in the meantime he heard that the 8th Respondent was released on
October 17, 2012. The Petitioner respectfully states that Sri Lankan government refuted media
reports that the senior most surviving Tamil Tiger leader, Kumaran Pathmanathan (the
8th Respondent) has been released, but stated that the 8th Respondent who is under special

protection was permitted to engage in his social welfare work purportedly and has not been
released as claimed by media, Director General of the Media Centre for National Security
Lakshman Hulugalle was quoted as saying by the Government Information Department. The
Petitioner states that the former Director General of the Media Centre for National Security
Lakshman Hulugalle categorically stated that practically, there was no detention of the
8th Respondent.
22. The Petitioner states that he came to know that the 8th Respondent is currently living in
Kilinochchi and states that according to the media that the 8th Respondent, who was arrested in
August 2009, was released by the State Authorities as a free man and at the moment he is no
longer in detention.
23. The Petitioner states that Lakshman Hulugalle, then Director General of the Media Centre
for National Security had stated that he was free to carry out work for a charity and the
government intends to utilize the services of a non-governmental organization (NGO) headed
by former LTTE Chief Arms Procurer; the 8th Respondent, for development activities in the
North. The Petitioner states that according to Lakshman Hulugalle that no NGO can operate in
the Northern Province without the approval of the Presidential Task Force, and that the
organization headed by the 8thRespondent, has received its consent.
A true Copies of the documents downloaded from the websitehttp://adaderana.lk/news.php?
nid=20112 and www.bbc.com/news are marked as P-6A, P-6B and P-6C and annexed and
pleaded as part and parcel of this petition.
24. The Petitioner states that he learnt that KP was purportedly running a social service
organization North East Rehabilitation and Development Organization (NERDO) and the
Sencholai Childrens Home while being under protection of the Sri Lanka Army.
25. The Petitioner states that
a) theUnited Nations has estimated that up to 100,000 people (combatants and civilians)
may have been killed during the 26 years of fighting.The civil war has caused significant harm
to the population and economy of the country, as well as leading to the ban of the LTTE as
a terrorist organization in 32 countries including the United States, Australia, the countries of
the European Union and Canada.
b) More than 23 327 Sri Lankan army Military and police and approximately 1200 Indian
Peace Keeping Forces were killed and more than 60,000Sri Lankan army Military and police
were wounded during the Civil War.
In the circumstances the Petitioner states that the KP was the main fund raiser and the arms
procurer to the LTTE and thus the Petitioner states that KP is responsible for the aforesaid each
and every assassination and destruction either directly or indirectly.
A copy of the List of Assassination during the civil war downloaded from
thewebsitehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assassinations_of_the_Sri_Lankan_Civil_Waris
marked as P-7 and annexed and pleaded as part and parcel of this Petition.
26. The Petitioner states that he learnt that when the media posed the question how it was that
a senior terrorist leader was free while many far more junior ones were facing legal action,
military spokesman Brigadier Ruwan Wanigasuriya has said that because there were no legal
complaints against Kumaran Pathmanthan, there was no need to charge him. The Petitioner
respectfully states that this position is totally false where the Respondents themselves have
initially said that KP is the current leader of the LTTE and he is responsible for the civil war of

the country.
27. The Petitioner states that even though the government of Sri Lanka itself announced that
the all or at least considerable amount of asset of the LTTE is vested in the 8th Respondent the
state has failed to disclose the general public of the nature of the said assets and the wealth and
the funds of the 8thRespondent.
28. The Petitioner states that in terms of the informations provided by the Government of Sri
Lanka to the nation the 8th Respondent has committed inter alia the following offences, that he
can be indicted in terms of the Prevention of Terrorist Act No of 1979, Chapter VI and VII of
the Penal Code, Prevention of Money Laundering Act, Emigrants and Immigrants Ordinance
a) Money Laundering
b) Terrorist financing
c) Drug trafficking
d) Possessing 17 forged Passports
e) Collecting arms, and collecting arms with the intention of waging war against the
Republic.
f)
Waging or attempting to wage war, or abetting the waging of war, against the state
g)
Causes the death of any specified person, or kidnaps or abducts a specified person, or
commits any other attack upon any such person, which act would, under the provisions of the
Penal Code, be punish able with death or a term of imprisonment of not less than seven years ;
h) Commits criminal intimidation
i)
Commits the offence of robbery of the property of the Government, any department,
statutory board, public corporation, bank, co-operative union or co-operative society ;
j)
Commits the offence of mischief to the property of the Government, any department,
statutory board, public corporation, bank, co-operative union or co-operative society or to any
other public property
k) Without lawful authority imports, manufactures or collects any firearms, offensive
weapons, ammunition or explosives or any article or thing used, or intended to be used, in the
manufacture of explosives ;
l)
Possesses without lawful authority, within any security area, any firearms or any
offensive weapon, ammunition or explosives or any article or thing used, or intended to be
used, in the manufacture of explosives
m) By words either spoken or intended to be read or by signs or by visible representations or
otherwise causes or intends to cause commission of acts of violence or religious, racial or
communal disharmony or feelings of ill-will or hostility between different communities or
racial or religious groups
n) Either spoken or intended to be read, or by signs; or by visible representations, or
otherwise, excites or attempts to excite feelings of disaffection to the President or to the
Government of the Republic, or excites or attempts to excite hatred to or contempt of the
administration of justice, or excites or attempts to excite the People of Sri Lanka to procure,
otherwise than by lawful means, the alteration of any matter by law established, or attempts to
raise discontent or disaffection amongst the People of Sri Lanka, or to promote feelings of illwill and hostility between different classes of such People,
o) Inducing or compelling the President or a Member of Parliament, to exercise or refrain

from exercising in any manner any of the lawful powers of such President or Member of
Parliament, assaults or wrongfully restrains, or attempts wrongfully to restrain, or overawes, by
means of criminal force or the show of criminal force, or attempts so to overawe such President
or Member of Parliament,
p) Wages war against the Government of any Power in alliance or at peace with the Republic
or attempts to wage such war, or abets the waging of such war
q) Commits depredation, or makes preparations to commit depredation, on the territories of
any Power in alliance or at peace with the Republic
r)
Conspires to commit any of the offences punishable by the sections proceeding sections
since Section 115 of the Penal Code , or to deprive the People of the Republic of Sri Lanka of
their Sovereignty in Sri Lanka or any part thereof, or conspires to overawe, by means of
criminal force or the show of criminal force, any of the organs of Government
s) Abets the committing of mutiny by an officer, soldier, sailor, or airman in the Army,
Navy, or Air Force of the Republic or attempts to seduce any such officer, soldier, sailor, or
airman from his allegiance or his duty
t)
Abets the committing of mutiny by an officer, soldier, sailor, or airman in the Army,
Navy, or Air Force of the Republic shall, if mutiny be committed in consequence of that
abetment
u) Abets an assault by an officer, soldier, sailor, or airman in the Army, Navy, or Air Force of
the Republic, on any superior officer being in the execution of his office,
29. The Petitioner states that in addition to the aforesaid 8th Respondent has committed
offences against the humanity and in the circumstances he is liable to be tried before any
International tribunal establish by the International Community.
30. The Petitioner respectfully states further that the 8th Respondent should have been
extradited to India since he have been issued Red notice in respect of the murder Rajiv Gandhi,
former Prime Minister of India.
31. In the circumstances the Petitioner states that by failing to institute judicial proceedings
against the 8th Respondentand failing to subject him under the Judicial custody and/ or failing
to extradite him to India;
a) One or more or all of the Respondents have violated the Constitution of the Democratic
Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka and thus have failed to perform the duties and functions vested
in them by the Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka,
b) One or more or all of the Respondents have violated the Specific Provisions relating to
investigation of Offences and prevention of Offences contained in the Code of Criminal
Procedure Act No: 15 of 1979 and thus have failed to perform the duties and functions vested
in them by the Code of Criminal Procedure Act No: 15 of 1979,
c) One or more or all of the Respondents have violated the international treaties relating to
extradition.
32. The Petitioner respectfully states that due to the aforesaid omissionsand/or failures of the
one or more or all of the Respondents the Sri Lanka is answerable before the International
Community and the said omissionsand/or failures are also directly and indirectly induced the
International Human Rights Council to appoint a Commissions to investigate the Human
Rights violations in Sri Lanka.
33. The Petitioner respectfully states in the circumstances the Petitioner seeks a mandate in the

nature of a Writ of Mandamus on one or more or all of the 1st to 6thRespondents directing
them;
a) To arrest the 8th Respondent,
b) To investigate the crimes committed by the 8th Respondent
c) To institute judicial proceedings against the 8th Respondent
d) To producethe 8th Respondent before the relevant court/courts of law and subject him to
the judicial custody.
34. The Petitioner states that the Petitioner respectfully reserves his right to tender additional
Affidavits or documentations if so required by Your Lordships Court or if so necessary. The
Petitioners respectfully seek to reserve the right to add any other party/parties if revealed by the
Respondents and Your Lordships were to deem it necessary.
35. The Petitioner states that this application would be rendered nugatory if the 8th Respondent
namely
ShanmugamKumaranTharmalinghamaliasTharmalingamShanmuganKumaranaliasKumaran
PathmanathanaliasKutti Master aliasKutti Siri - LTTE aliasThambiahSelvarajaaliasKuldi who
is known as KP leaves Sri Lanka before the final determination of this application, therefore
he seeks an interim order directing the 3rd Respondent to not allowthe
ShanmugamKumaranTharmalinghamaliasTharmalingamShanmuganKumaranaliasKumaran
PathmanathanaliasKutti Master aliasKutti Siri - LTTE aliasThambiahSelvarajaaliasKuldi who
is known as KP leaving the Country until the final determination of this application.
36. The Petitioner has not previously invoked the jurisdiction of your Lordships court in this
matter.
WHEREFORE THE PETITIONER RESPECTFULLY PRAYS THAT YOUR LORDSHIPS
COURT BE PLEASED TO:
a) Issue notice on the Respondents;
b) Grant an interim order directing the 3rd Respondent to not allow the 8thRespondent
namely
ShanmugamKumaranTharmalinghamaliasTharmalingamShanmuganKumaranaliasKumaran
PathmanathanaliasKutti Master aliasKutti Siri - LTTEaliasThambiahSelvarajaaliasKuldi who is
known as KP toleaveSri Lanka until the final determination of this application;
c) Direct the 4th and the 5th Respondent to submit a comprehensive report explaining the
reasons for providing the security to the 8th Respondent upto date;
d) Direct the 1st ,2nd and 7th Respondents to submit before Your Lordships Courtthe relevant
official document relating to the offences committed by the 8thRespondent;
e) Grant and issue a mandate in the nature of a Writ of Mandamus on the 1st and
6thRespondents directing them to arrest the 8th Respondent;
f)
Grant and issue a mandate in the nature of a Writ of Mandamus on the 1st and
6thRespondents to produce the 8th Respondent before the relevant court/courts and subject the
8th Respondent to the judicial custody;
g) Grant and issue a mandate in the nature of a Writ of Mandamus on the 1st ,3rd , 6thand
7thRespondents directing them to investigate the offences committed by the 8thRespondent;
h) Grant and issue a mandate in the nature of a Writ of Mandamus on the 1st ,3rd , 6thand

7thRespondents directing them to institute judicial proceedings against the 8thRespondent;

i)
Grant Costs and
j)
Grant such other and further reliefs that Your Lordships Court shall seem meet.
Attorney-at-Law for the Petitioner
Settled by: Upul Kumarapperuma, Attorney-at-Law
Thanuka .M. Nandasiri, Attorney-at-Law
Jayantha Beliattage, Attorney-at-Law