Rtd. Major General Karunasekara re-remanded

Rtd. Major General Karunasekara re-remanded

May 16, 2018   04:57 pm

By Manushi Silva

Former Military Intelligence Director and Chief of Staff of the Army, Major General (Retired) Amal Karunasekara, was further remanded till May 30.

Major General Karunasekara was arrested on April 06,  in connection with the abduction and assault of journalist Keith Noyahr in 2008 May 22 at Dehiwala.

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