Sri Lankan Cases
Officer in charge, Police Station, Mannar v. Kunaselan Thushanthi and 29 others
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PC/34315
Accused was Knowingly part of the members of an unlawful assembly, caused violence to karupaih Sivarasa and others, caused injury, damaged the vehicle and caused trespass the land of Arulmariyanayagam under the section 139 and 143 of Penal code Sri Lanka which have been read with section 144 of the penal code sri Lanka.
Caused criminal trespass to Arulmariyanayam’s house under section 433 and 32 of Penal Code of Sri Lanka 3. Caused loss or damage to the owner of the property injured or destroyed under section 32, 408 and 409 of Penal Code of Sri Lanka.
FoRB violation – Manifestation: worship, observance, practice, teaching
Court held that There is no meaning to carry out this defective activity filed by the Police. In conclusion, the count cannot find out that All accused are convicted under the charge. According to this defactory action all accused were discharged under the section 186 of the Criminal Procedure code of Sri Lanka.
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