“OMP does not aim to benefit one community,” says Minister Mangala

(UTV|COLOMBO) – The Office on Missing Person (OMP) does not aim to benefit only one community and does not threaten another. It is merely a truth-seeking mechanism. It aims to investigate and find out the truth about those identified as “missing” or who have disappeared during conflict says Minister of Finance Mangala Samaraweera.

Issuing a statement on appointments of Members of the OMP, Minister says that its mandate cuts across all ethnic and religious boundaries. It seeks to investigate persons missing in connection with the conflict of the North and East and its aftermath.

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