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Former LTTE Members Granted Bail by Sri Lanka’s Courts

Source: Asian Tribune

Colombo : Sri Lanka | 2 months ago

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Daya Master and George master surrendered to 58th Division of the Sri Lanka Army with their family members at the army defense line at Puthumathalan area on April 22 this year.

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