Police have removed a statue of Thileepan that was erected in Nallur, Jaffna, following legal proceedings initiated by law enforcement authorities.
Addressing the removal, Police Media Spokesperson ASP F. U. Wootler stated that the police took action after filing a formal report of the relevant facts to the court. The legal action was prompted by an official complaint made regarding the statue’s presence in the area.
According to ASP Wootler, the statue was taken down under specific provisions of the Penal Code. He emphasized that the primary objective of the removal was to maintain public order and uphold law enforcement standards in Nallur.
Key Developments
- Police removed the statue of Thileepan erected in Nallur, Jaffna.
- The removal followed a complaint and a subsequent factual report submitted to the court by police.
- Action was carried out under the provisions of the Penal Code to maintain public order and enforce the law.
Authorities executed the removal under the statutory powers provided by the Penal Code to ensure public peace and strictly enforce legal regulations in the region.