Australian HC requests access to its citizen

Australian HC requests access to its citizen

April 9, 2012   09:27 pm

Australian High Commission in Colombo has requested access to one of their citizens Noel Mudalige, who is supposed to have been forcibly removed from No.291, Gemunu Mawatha, Kiribathgoda, in order to facilitate his safe return to Australia. 

Further it has been requested that his whereabouts be informed to Ms. Carolyn Turner, Counselor from High Comission of Australia. Noel Mudalige’s Passport number is N1016123.

Incidentally the Kiribathgoda address of Mudalige is the same address from where JVP dissident group leader Premakumar Gunaratnam is believed to have been abducted on April 6. 

The frontline Socialists Party (FSP), formed by the breakaway faction of the JVP, in a release had stated that Gunaratnam was abducted from his temporary residence at No.291, Gemunu Mawatha, Kiribathgoda.

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