Statement by High Commission of India on MR

Date:

May 11, 2022

Statement by High Commission of India

The High Commission has recently noticed rumours circulating in sections of media and social media that certain political persons and their families have fled to India.

2. These are fake and blatantly false reports, devoid of any truth or substance. The High Commission strongly denies them.

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Colombo

10 May 2022

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