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Angoda Lokka’s identity confirmed in DNA test
Nov 17, 202111:42 AM
Angoda Lokka’s identity confirmed in DNA test
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DNA test has established the identity of Sri Lankan gangster Angoda Lokka who died in Coimbatore, Indian media reported.

 

Maddumage Chandana Lasantha Perera alias Angoda Lokka (35) died of cardiac arrest when he staying in Balaji Nagar on 3 July 2020 and postmortem was conducted at the Coimbatore Medical College and Hospital.

 

Angoda Lokka’s female aide Amani Dhanji (27) and lawyer Sivakami Sundari cremated the body in Madurai. Later, it came to light that Angoda Lokka had concealed his identity following which police arrested Amani Dhanji, Sivakami Sundari and Dhyaneswaran for forging documents and hiding the identity of Angoda Lokka. The case was transferred to India’s Crime Branch, Crime Investigation Department (CB-CID). As there was doubts over Angoda Lokka’s identity, CB-CID, with the help of Sri Lankan government, collected samples from his mother and sent them to a lab in Chennai.

 

On Tuesday, CB-CID got five-day custody of Angoda Lokka’s close associates. Chief Judicial Magistrate Court granted custody of C. Chanuka Thananayaka (38) of Athurugiriya in Sri Lanka, and T. Gopalakrishnan (46) alias Jayapal, the close aides of Angoda Lokka, who were arrested in Bengaluru on Saturday.

 

Sources said police wanted to question the two to know if Angoda Lokka had indulged in criminal activities during his stay in Coimbatore.

 

- The New Indian Express

 

 

 

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