Foreign conspirators in disguise are arriving in Sri Lanka to gather information against the country.
The conspiracy is purely targeted at searching information to submit reports against Sri Lanka at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva in March.
British Prime Minister David Cameron under the guise of
the Commonwealth Summit undertook unofficial tours of
several parts of the country to gather information against Sri Lanka and returned to his country making a serious statement on the island nation. Since then Parliamentarians of many western countries arrived in the country on tourist visas and conspired against the island while Immigration and emigration authorities deported them after arresting and interrogating them.
As part of the conspiracy a person calling himself a journalist from Tamil Nadu loyal to the LTTE arrived on a tourist visa and was covertly shooting scenes of military installations in the North for the production of documentaries against Sri Lanka. But as a result of the alertness of the Security Forces, he was apprehended and action initiated to expel him from the country.
The latest individual to arrive in the island on a conspiratorial mission is Radhika Sitsabaiesan who was born in Jaffna and is now domiciled in Canada and is now serving as a Canadian Parliamentarian of the New Democratic Party. She is now in Jaffna. It is reported that she has already had discussions with newly elected members to the Northern Provincial Council. She is also reported to have had discussions with Non Governmental Organizations. She has also visited a Camp where the displaced have taken shelter and which was also visited by the British Prime Minister.
No one had the right to undertake discussions utilizing tourist visas and blatantly violating the immigration and emigration laws. Sources emanating from the Security Forces said that the attention of the Department of Immigration and Emigration is now focused on her whereabouts. Foreign forces are arriving in the island and behaving in this manner with the intention of gathering information against Sri Lanka for the UN Human Rights Council session which is slated to be held in Geneva in March.
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