Colombo: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has convinced President Sri Lanka Gotabaya Rajapaksa that there will be no mercy to the mob of the Mob who Lynched Sri Lanka Priyantha Kumara Diyawadana on charges of alert, the President’s Office here said on Sunday.
Khan called Rajapaksa and said that 113 people had been arrested so far, he said.
“All videos and information related to the incident have been obtained by Pakistani security forces,” said a statement from the President’s Office.
Imran Khan told the President Rajapaksa that Diyawadana, who had served in Pakistan for a long time, has shown a high level of professionalism as a manager.
In a surprising incident on Friday, the angry supporters of the Pakistani Tehreek-e-Labbaik Islamic Party (TLP) attacked the garment factory and avoided General Manager of Dianawadana, who was in his 40s, before burning allegations of alert.
When pressure was installed on the Pakistani government to bring the guilty of justice, more than 800 people had been ordered on charges of terrorism while 13 major suspects were among 118 who were arrested so far in Lynching the terrible national punjab in Sri Lanka Province in Punjab.
Diyawadana, graduates from the University of Peradeniya, are provided by their wives and two children.
He went to Pakistan to work in 2010 and had worked as a Sialkot factory manager since 2012.
He worked as a general manager in the Rajko industry (dealing with clothes – sports) in the Sialkot district, about 100 kilometers from Lahore.
Sri Lanka Parliament and Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa on Saturday condemned Lynching and hoped that Prime Minister Khan would defend his commitment to bring everything involved for justice and ensure the safety of other state expatriawan workers.
“The mass of more than 800 people gathered at the factory at 10 am Friday on a report that Kumara had ripped the sticker / poster (reading with Islamic verses) and controny.
They looked at him and found it (from the roof).
They dragged him, beat him with severe and At 11:28 a.m.
he was dead and the body was burned by a horde of violence, “said Inspector General of Police (Punjab) Rao Sardar Ali Khan.
The crowd after burning the body of Sri Layan National has blocked Jalan Wazirabad.
Police from various stations reached there to control the situation, he said.
The incident triggered extensive intelligence from all walks of life.
The police were also recorded for reaching the scene after the incident.
Only a few policemen can be seen in one video asking people to reserve back while the body caught fire.
The murder of the masses on the allegations of blasphemy is very common in Pakistan, where crime can bring the death penalty.
In April 2017, a Mobia Mobia Mobia student Mashal Khan when he was accused of posting content that blasphemed online.
The Christian couple was indicated and then set a lot of kilns in Punjab in 2014 after being accused of tarnishing the Koran.