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Easter attacks revealed ailment eating into Sri Lankan society

Easter attacks revealed ailment eating into Sri Lankan society The deaths of 269 people showed the mistrust between races and religions and the need for us to unite Updated: April 22, 2021 04:36 AM GMT Trending Catholic priests and nuns carry photographs as they pay tribute to the victims of the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings at St. Sebastian s Church in Negombo on April 21. (Photo: Lakruwan Wanniarachchi/AFP) Nine suicide bombers affiliated to local Islamist extremist group National Thowheed Jamath targeted three Christian churches and three luxury hotels in Sri Lanka on April 21, 2019, killing 269 people and injuring more than 500. On the second anniversary of the Easter attacks, Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith, archbishop of Colombo, gave the following speech at a remembrance ceremony at St. Anthony’s Shrine, Kochchikade:

Sri Lanka s Catholic Church to observe two-minute silence on second anniversary of Easter attacks

Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith, the Archbishop of Colombo.   | Photo Credit: Reuters Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith, the Archbishop of Colombo, has requested people to observe a 2-minute silence on April 21 in memory of the victims of Easter Sunday attacks. Sri Lanka’s Catholic church will observe a two-minute silence on Wednesday morning to mark the second anniversary of the deadly Easter Sunday attacks in 2019 that killed 258 people, including 11 Indians. Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith, the Archbishop of Colombo, has requested people to observe a two-minute silence at 8.45 a.m. on Wednesday in memory of the victims of the Easter Sunday attacks. Nine suicide bombers belonging to local Islamist extremist group National Thawheed Jamaat (NTJ) linked to ISIS carried out a series of devastating blasts that tore through three churches and as many luxury hotels on April 21, 2019, killing 258 people, including 11 Indians.

Australian Professor denies links to Easter Sunday terror attacks and threatens to sue Sri Lankan government

Share on Twitter An Australian professor who was detained and allegedly tortured in Qatar has separately been named by a Sri Lankan government probe into the deadly Easter Sunday terror bombings.  Australian citizens Lukman Thalib, 58, and his son Ismail Talib, 24, were arrested at their home in Qatar on 27 July and imprisoned for almost six months without charge before being released without warning in January this year. No reason has even been given for the arrest of Professor Thalib and his son. Neither Professor Thalib or his son were formally charged by Qatari authorities. In February, a Sri Lankan government inquiry finalised its report into the 2019 Easter Sunday attacks, a series of suicide bombings that killed more than 250 people in Colombo. 

LEN - www lankaenews com | Is Nawfer Moulavi the real mastermind behind the Easter attack claimed by Sarath Weerasekere? Are we going for an international investigation or face a second attack?

LEN - www lankaenews com | Is Nawfer Moulavi the real mastermind behind the Easter attack claimed by Sarath Weerasekere? Are we going for an international investigation or face a second attack?
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Zahran Hashim and his group were not Muslims; they hijacked the name of Islam to commit these crimes – The Island

Zahran Hashim and his group were not Muslims; they hijacked the name of Islam to commit these crimes – The Island
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