Election-related violence and violations reported across Sri Lanka

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March 31, Colombo (LNW): Sri Lanka Police have received multiple complaints concerning violence and breaches of election laws in connection with the 2025 Local Government Elections, with incidents reported from various parts of the country.

Among the complaints, a notable case was an attempted assault accompanied by verbal threats in Agalawatta, located within the Kalutara Police Division.

This incident, which took place yesterday (30 March), is currently under investigation by local law enforcement authorities.

Additionally, police stations across the island have recorded at least five separate cases of election law violations.

These reports have emerged from the Thalathuoya, Thanamalwila, Aluthgama, Matale, and Galewela police divisions.

Authorities have assured that investigations are underway to address these incidents and to ensure that the electoral process remains fair, secure, and free from unlawful interference.

Law enforcement officials have urged the public to report any further violations as efforts continue to uphold democratic integrity during the election period.

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