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‘cop stations’ by LTTE in N&E The station at Adampan is the first in the Mannar district and was declared open by the father of the first woman cadre, Malathi, who was killed in action in the north east. 'LTTE police chief’ Nadesan who presided over the function said it was the LTTE's 26th Police station in the north east. He said on the first day of work on Thursday, the new station received many complaints about land disputes and money transactions. He said two more LTTE police stations would be opened in the Batticaloa district next month. Meanwhile the defunct police stations and courts in Batticaloa district were reactivated by the LTTE this week. Functions in these stations and courts had been suspended after former Batticaloa - Ampara district leader Karuna closed them before fleeing the area. Earlier the PA and the JVP strongly criticised the former UNF government for allowing the LTTE to open police stations and courts in the areas controlled by the rebels. |
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