TamilNet: 08.09.98 Hindu idols recovered from soldiers

Hindu idols recovered from soldiers

The Sri Lankan Police at Paliyagoda, a suburb of Colombo north, arrested four SLA personnel yesterday who were attempting to sell ancient Tamil religious idols to an antique dealer.

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