Kumar Gunaratnam further remanded

Kumar Gunaratnam further remanded

January 8, 2016   12:30 pm

Politburo member of the Frontline Socialist Party (FSP), Kumar Gunaratnam, has been further remanded till January 21 after being produced at the Kegalle Magistrate’s Court.

He was arrested in the Aguruwella area in Kegalle on November 04, 2015 for violating immigration and emigration laws. 

A holder of Australian citizenship, Gunaratnam arrived in Sri Lanka on January 1 on a 30-day tourist visa which expired on January 31.

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