Two arrested over alleged forceful entry into property linked to Basil Rajapaksa

The New Jathika Peramuna has taken decisive action by filing a complaint with the Dompe Police, demanding the arrest of students who have allegedly encroached upon a 16-acre property in Malwana, Dompe. This land is widely believed to be owned by former minister Basil Rajapaksa. The students, identified as part of the Inter-University Student Federation, are accused of forcefully entering the premises and causing damage to the house they currently occupy.

Adding to the gravity of the situation, the Dompe Divisional Secretariat has also lodged a formal complaint with the police. This dual complaint underscores the seriousness with which the authorities are treating the alleged illegal occupation and damage to public property. The swift action by the New Jathika Peramuna, led by Deputy Leader Upatissa Kumaratunga, demonstrates a commitment to upholding the law and protecting property rights.

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Students who are currently residing in the house built on the 16-acre land, believed to belong to former minister Basil Rajapaksa, should be arrested on charges of forceful entry into the property and causing damage to public property.

This incident highlights ongoing tensions surrounding land ownership and the use of property, particularly when it involves individuals of political stature and student activism. The police are expected to conduct a thorough investigation into the allegations and take appropriate measures to resolve the situation.

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The Dompe Divisional Secretariat has also filed a complaint with the Dompe Police regarding the matter.