Two army soldiers remanded over journalist Noyahr case

Two army soldiers remanded over journalist Noyahr case

February 19, 2017   03:44 pm

By Our Court Correspondent

The two army soldiers who were arrested on the charges of abducting and assaulting journalist Keith Noyahr have been remanded until 3 March.


The suspects were remanded after being produced before the Mt. Lavinia Magistrate’s Court on Sunday.


Earlier, the court also remanded three army personnel including a Major over the case until 23 February.


Noyahr, the former Deputy Editor of an English weekly newspaper, was abducted on May 22, 2008. A day later, he was dropped off near his residence, badly beaten up and bruised. He spent days in the hospital after the attack before he left the country.

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