Mawanella PS vice chairman and two councilors arrested

Mawanella PS vice chairman and two councilors arrested

November 10, 2021   09:32 am

The vice-chairman of Mawanella Pradeshiya Sabha, K.G. Jayatissa and two other councilors have been arrested by the police.

They were taken into custody on suspicion of threatening protesters during a demonstration staged by teacher-principal trade unions and parents.

The incident took place on November 03, at the Mederigama Maha Vidyalaya in Mawanella.

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