Colombo, January 7 (Daily Mirror) - Minister of Public Security Ananda Wijepala told Parliament today that information uncovered during investigations suggests that Pulasthini Mahendran, also known as Sarah Jasmine and linked to the 2019 Easter attacks, is not dead.
He also said there was no indication that Sarah Jasmine is currently in India.
The Minister added that if required, the government would move to obtain a warrant for her arrest.
Minister Wijepala said investigations into the Easter attacks are ongoing and that legal action has already been initiated based on the information gathered. He noted that the new government is probing whether there was a conspiracy behind the attacks, describing the inquiry as an in-depth investigation. He added that certain details could not be disclosed in Parliament as doing so would hinder ongoing investigations.
Tilak Wednesday, 07 January 2026 02:08 PM
Suhada malli Wednesday, 07 January 2026 03:03 PM
Sri Lankan People forget very easily. During that time it was revealed in the media that this lady was taken into Indian intelligence safely. Is this a subtle threat to India by SL that we will reveal some secrets if they keep bullying us? L board govt deceiving their supporters including the catholic church leaders big time. Presidential Commission of Inquiry (PCoI) on the Easter Sunday Bomb Attacks of April 2019 has recommended that investigations be continued into Pulasthini Mahendran alias Sarah Jasmine, The Morning learnt. Heres proof 2021 March 1st newspaper.
Dr Tissa Fernando Wednesday, 07 January 2026 04:43 PM
Pachawatte Brothers may be planning to get some woman to appear as Sarah Jasmine and play the script written by Sherlock Dish man.
Wiseman Wednesday, 07 January 2026 11:01 PM
Realistica Adams Thursday, 08 January 2026 07:18 AM
Take your time and do a thorough and complete investigation. Find and punish the culprits when it’s finalised. Shouters and mudslingers shout as much as you like, but our police will do the needful.
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