Easter Sunday carnage mastermind’s wife and daughter found
Posted on April 28th, 2019

Courtesy The Island

Following last Friday’s gun battle between extremists and the security forces in the East, troops found the wife and the daughter of Zahran Hashim, the mastermind of the Easter Sunday carnage. Police headquarters spokesman SP Ruwan Gunasekera yesterday said that they had been in the house where at least a suicide cadre triggered an explosion causing number of deaths. Yesterday, security forces found 15 bodies in the compound.

SP Gunasekera said that interrogation of Hashim’s driver had led to the recovery of weapons belonging to two police officers killed in the East last year.

The Eastern Province killings were earlier blamed on former members of the LTTE. The police spokesman said that Hashim’s driver had revealed how the weapons had been taken from the police officers.

One Response to “Easter Sunday carnage mastermind’s wife and daughter found”

1. Christie Says:
   April 28th, 2019 at 6:41 pm

   The dead locals are Sinhalese Christians and Muslims both religions Hinduthwa wants out of India and its neighbors.
   India knew the locations and even the names of the bombers and they had a local group in South India of the same names.
   It is Tirupati that spared the Taj hotel? I am sure Sirisena prayed for it!
   Taj is frequented by our king makers and kings like Chandrika, Atul Keshap of the days gone by, Mr. Singh; local Indians and Indian from overseas.
   Taj is part of TATA and our tea is next on the line with Tetley’s.
   India is good at covert operations; Jeppos and Tamil Tigers both killed Sinhalese.

   Please note when it comes to South Asia it is the Indian Parasites in USA, UK etc who dictate their policies.

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