Gajalakshmi Paramasivam
17
June 2020
Yasmin Sooka v Suresh Sallay
A report by Ceylon Today is
headed ‘Arrest warrants issued for E.T.I. Directors’.
As per this report:
[Colombo Additional Magistrate has today (16) ordered to arrest the
directors of E.T.I. Finance Limited and to produce them before the Court.
Accordingly, arrest warrants have been issued
for Jeewaka Edirisinghe, Nalaka Edirisinghe, Asanka Edirisinghe and Deepa
Edirisinghe.
The arrest warrants were issued as they had
failed to appear before the Court when the case was taken up.]
The
same surnames are strong indicators of collusion or common ownership. The fact
that the group failed to appear before the Court strongly indicates that they
have colluded in the eyes of the Judiciary. In their own sovereign circle –
they may feel that they are bound by common ownership. To the extent they were
neglected by the judiciary and other law administrators – they were not bound
by the institution of the Judiciary.
I found the above while reading ‘Maj Gen Suresh Sallay to institute legal action against Yasmin Sooka,
ITJP’
In this case Maj Gen Suresh
Sallay is actually suing himself through Ms Yasmin
Sooka whose
knowledge was structured through her Global
position. The measures through which we structure and regulate our work
determines its true status. Maj Gen Suresh Sallay’s is subjective
as per the current President of Sri Lanka. It is not the Sri Lankan government
that is suing Ms Sooka but Mr Sallay
[The said letter, sent
through Major General Sallay’s Lawyer Pasan Weerasinghe, states that on or
about 1 June 2020, Sooka, as the ITJP Executive Director, had issued a press
statement making various defamatory remarks against Major General Sallay.
The
press statement is said to be published via the ITJP Sri Lanka’s website.
The
letter highlights the defamatory implications have resulted in parties with
vested interests making attempts on the life of Major General Sallay.]
I am
also listed as LTTE agent by -Victims of Terrorism Foundation- at https://ltteagents.wordpress.com/2012/03/01/p/
The reason is given as
follows: [Melbourne
based Eelam activist and admirer of Prabhakaran who she classifies as a
“Freedom fighter”.]
Melbourne is not my base
and Prabhakaran is my junior in the true structure of the Jaffna Tamil
community. The sacrifices I made to educate myself and also to maintain my
inheritance as an educated family with strong institutional values – to my mind
were far above those of Prabhakaran as
he exists in my knowledge. Relatively speaking he had the status by ‘showing’
wins but I lived with the status that was allocated to me. Now I know that the ‘gap’
matured into Energy which is a universal / eternal power.
A highly respected
journalist asked me the following question :
[Just curious to know- In the last sentence that
money divides and faith unites- why for a Tamil alone? No offence!]
My response was :
[No
offence taken! It was said to Mr W because he asked for money openly. Of course
it applies to all institutional relationships. Thank you for reading]
After money is status. When one buys status or accepts
unearned status – one disconnects with the Nuclear power of the relationship. This
is expressly structured in Tamil culture
and hence my opposition to Mr Wigneswaran asking the People for money. It is
the parallel of ‘comment is free, but
facts are sacred’ by British journalist, publisher and politician C. P. Scott.
The statement that I was an LTTE agent is a comment. I could be suing
the author who has confessed to relying on FBI’s description of the LTTE as a
Terrorist organization. But another part of the same American structure demoted
Mr Shavendra Silva’s status in their territory.
I
sought to establish the core ‘fact’ in the above matter and found the
following:
[THE NAVY: A COLLECTIVE BLIND EYE
This report on the Sri Lankan Navy's alleged
involvement in torture and enforced disappearances compares documents
from a decade-long police investigation inside Sri Lanka into the disappearance
of 11 men in the Trincomalee naval base, with eyewitness testimony from
survivors and insider witnesses. The report identifies serious investigative
shortcomings, conflicts of interest and political interference in the Sri
Lankan case. And it notes the violations committed by the Navy did not stop
with the end of the civil war 2009 and torture was not confined to one naval
base alone.]
The report includes the following:
[On 28 May 2009, then Commander of
the Navy (CoN) Admiral Wasantha Karannagoda submitted a written complaint to
the police13 against his trusted aide-de-camp (ADC) of many years Lieutenant
Commander Sampath Munasinghe. The initial complaint accused him of suspected
LTTE links and improper financial transactions, after four national identity cards14,
three mobile phones, two sim cards, a passport, 450 live ammunition and
promissory notes were found in his room at naval headquarters in Colombo.
Karannagoda had ordered the Naval Provost to search the room.
……..The 11 victims in this case
were never suspected of LTTE links – the five young Tamil and Muslim men
abducted from the Dehiwela area of Colombo appear to have been targeted for
ransoms. According to court documents, the Lyon father and son were already
informers working for the Navy, as was Ali Anver, but it is not clear why they
were detained and disappeared. Thiyagaraja Jegan, another victim, was not
wealthy and appears unconnected to the Navy; he seems to have been separately
detained in Pettah, possibly in a security sweep after a bomb blast. This group
of 11 victims has inaccurately been dubbed the “innocent schoolboys” by the
press but in fact includes at least three naval informers and two middle aged
men. The press, human rights activists and the police have studiously ignored
the “national security detainees” held at the same site, many of whom are still
alive in Sri Lanka and abroad and who could testify regarding the perpetrators,
unlike the victims who have disappeared or died. This lack of acknowledgement
of the surviving victims stems from an ongoing stigmatization of LTTE members
and a perception that they should not enjoy the same human rights as civilians
or members of the state security forces, even while hors de combat and in
detention.]
To my
mind, the above is a reliable report. More importantly it indicates to me as a
user of Global Measures – the reason why the Sri Lankan Navy recorded a high
level of Covid19 infections than civilians.
When the mind is low - the pain– seems high. That is the way of Nature. The
Navy carries the knowledge as per its conscience. Those who were ashamed of the
conduct of their seniors would have spread the feeling of ‘guilt’ within the
Navy – especially in free environments. This infection of the mind, becomes a pre-existing
condition which facilitates the spread of diseases. Be it the disease or the
cure – mind is a fundamental reason /root cause of our experience.
If
indeed Mr Suresh Sallay feels defamed – as per his conscience - then he must
have been more damaged than those Tamils who have been victimised including due
to fear of the armed forces that he is part of.
To take that as totally his is indeed dangerous in the court of Natural
Justice where the individual is only as guilty as per her/his conscience. If Mr
Suresh Sallay is ‘failed’ by the Judiciary – then that amounts to punishment
for war related crimes which the current government seeks to deny and therefore
has left it in the jurisdiction of Natural Justice. It will be interesting to
observe the Natural consequences of this to the Government . I believe that Lord
Shiva of Koneswaram, Trincomalee at Whose holy shrine I submitted my prayers early this year, will indicate to me
the truth I need to know.
Why are
facts sacred ? Because their nucleus is truth. An independent person’s belief
based comment is a fact while a
dependent person’s statement of what happened without feeling of ownership of
the whole would indicate ‘profit motive’.
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