Protest started

Latest Coverage on Mass Monk Rally
30-Sep-2008 - KN Island
Monks shifted to cruise gear in stepping up the pressure on police to retract the most damaging remarks on guruji and his followers. "Its totally uncalled for ... for them to make such disgraceful, irresponsible statement by authorities regarding our guruji and his followers... Now the moron will know power of Ahimsa!!" said .

"I feel so sorry to see the monks walking in heavy rain and taking such trouble on behalf of the guruji. I feel so grateful as well," said a 50-year-old woman with tears rolling down her face. Like most onlookers, she asked not to be named for fear of drawing the unwelcome attention from authorities.

Traffic Stagnant

The world wide rallies caused massive traffic jam and inconvenience to the public. Few prominent roads were closed due to high turnout of protesters. Some business entities were closed citing security as a reason. A businessman, Picchai said he lost around daily sales of USD750.00. He said he did not regret for the lost because the rally is for a 'just' cause and willing to loose more for this fight.

Another businessman, Ambulimama criticised the police to use exessice force to control the crowd. He said acid laced water and tear gas are unwarrented. He condemned the authorities for misusing public funds unnecessarily.

Get Well Soon Prayers for Guruji

The International Association of Monks today released their final warning against the authorities to retract their accusations against the monks as 'problem makers' immediately or face the music. The representative from the association which is based in Kambu Neetu Island said they might protest if the authorities fail to withdraw their statements by today. He said the protest could be in form of mass rallies throughout the world.

Guruji mentally sick .Picture confirms it!

Breaking News

News spreading around saying that guruji is mentally sick. He is said to be behaving like a tiger and started to inflict injuiry on himself . His followers are very angry and demanding police to do through investigation the cause of it as their guru started to act funny only after 2nd day of release from ESA. The picture in left is said to be guruji in action but non of his members refused to acknowledge the authencity of it. If its true this is the first closeup picture of guruji. His members claiming the circulation of the picture in public are done with mala fide (bad faith).

12 Cows including Fatimah Found

Sengkoi Estate – The cattle farmer found all his missing 12 cows including Fatimah around 3.00pm today. He said the cows were returned to him by the Local Sheriff's Office at 3pm today. He said he was informed by an officer from Local Sheriff Office, that infact all the cows were detained by them for security reasons. The farmer, Mr. Malluvetti Mayandi lamented that the reason given by the officers as ridiculous, malicious and with malafide (bad faith). He said "Fatimah looks very fierce but she is very softhearted". He said he could not accept the reason given by the officers that his 12 cows could be a threat to security. Any how he said his happy with the early release of his cows. He said his immediate review reveals that his cows were treated well during the dete ntion period except for Sopnasundari. Sopnasundari's eyes were swollen (Picture on top) and th e reason is unknown.

When contacted, a senior officer from Local Sheriff Office said the reason for the detention of the cows is not because of security. He said the detention is purely for the safety of the cows without elaborating more.

Now Fatimah went Missing!

Sengkoi Estate - 1 More cow has been reported missing by the same cattle farmer. Police has started nation wide search to solve this missing cow mystery. According to the farmer he is in agony and pain after losing his beloved cow Fatimah which was named after the latest tamil rock song hit "Fatimah".
"Now i have lost everything! .. how am i going to listen to the Fatimah Song without her?????... i m daily doing Pasu Pojai hoping Fatimah will return home safely!" ... laments the farmer.