By L.B.Senaratne
Kandy Chief Magistrate told three suspects who were produced in courts on charges of having assaulted a group of seven freshers who were against ragging, that no one was above the law and the law of the country had to be abided by everyone irrespective of whether they were university students or any one else.
The suspects were earlier identified at an identification parade and Kandy magistrate Harsha Setunge said he was releasing them on bail considering their status as students.
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
[The Sunday Times] Ragging: Suspects get bail
APPEAL
We have received complaint of serious Ragging from Sri Lanka. But unfortunately being a non profit organization based in India, we could do nothing outside the Indian territory. If anyone may arrange for proper Government intervention to stop Ragging in these places, we shall be highly thankful.
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