Nov 30
Lawyers, opposition leaders of Sri Lanka protest calling for Fonseka’s release
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Nov 30, Colombo: Sri Lanka's opposition party leaders and lawyers staged a protest in front of the Colombo Fort Magistrate court today calling for the release of imprisoned Democratic National Alliance leader and former Army Commander Sarath Fonseka.
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