Three youths suspected to be ‘Aava’ members arrested

Three youths suspected to be ‘Aava’ members arrested

December 1, 2018   10:46 pm

Three youths suspected to be members of the ‘Aava’ gang in Jaffna have been arrested in Chunnakam last night (30).

Along with the suspects, the police have seized 7 swords in the possession of them.

The arrests have been made in Kokkuwil and Ottumadam areas in Jaffna.

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