Sudath Silva’s devil dance worsens president’s bad luck!

 Monday, 25 August 2014 

The devil dance performced by president’s official photographer Sudath Silva to charm the president who has distanced from him these days has left the healthy president sick, say sources at the president’s office.

The president has sidelined Sudath Silva after several alternartive media has exposed frauds committed by him. The president has not let him explain by meeting him privately. Later, he has tried to explain to the president through other messengers, who had been told, “Do not try to speak for Sudath Silva. I know the person. Websites do not publish falsehoods. I may not totally believe what they publish, but I believe what our people overseas say. They have sold my name and done businesses. I will do to what I had done to Prasanna Hennayake (the previous photographer to the president).”

Frightened by the president’s response, Sudath Silva has held a devil dance through a well known astrologer in Negombo at a massive cost. Within days of the devil dance, the president has fallen ill, and Sudath’s friends have told him that the president has fallen ill due to the evil effect of the devil dance. Becoming worried, he went to Negombo again yesterday (23) and held another devil dance to invoke blessings on the president, say the sources.

Five cops assaulted 

By Premalal Wijeratne-August 25, 2014


 while on duty, on Saturday (23) night in three separate incidents. The attacks took place in the Urubokka, Kitulgala and Kandy areas, police said.

Police Media spokesman, SSP Ajith Rohana said the police had arrested three suspects over the reported incidents.
On 23 August, two policemen were assaulted at a fuel station in the Urubokka area, allegedly by retired military officials. Police had arrested one retired soldier while a retired air force officer, also involved in the assault, escaped. The injured police officers were admitted to the Urubokka, Heegoda Base Hospital.

SSP Rohana said another traffic police officer had been assaulted at D.S. Senanayaka Street, Kandy by a son a vehicle sales owner. The suspect had hit the policeman on the eye and the victim had been admitted to hospital. The suspect was arrested, he added.

Another incident was reported from the Kitulgala area, where a suspect had assaulted a police officer and escaped. The incident had occurred when two police officers tried to arrest a navy deserter. The suspect deserter had bitten the hand of one of them and escaped. However, the police arrested a person who helped the deserter to escape.

SSP Rohana further said in the past similar incidents of policemen being assaulted were reported. He stressed that stern action will be taken against those who attack police officers.