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Mandaitvu disappearance victims are buried in mass grave, says TNA MP | Tamil Guardian

11.4.19

Mandaitvu disappearance victims are buried in mass grave, says TNA MP | Tamil Guardian: Sritharan told the OMP that hundreds of youth had disappeared from Mandativu, Allaipaddy and Mankumban from August to September 1990, as the Sri Lankan military launched an offensive.

A report compiled by the North East Secretariat on Human Rights (NESOHR) details how the Sri Lankan military abducted dozens of young men from the villages, instructing them to recite “We don’t want Tamil Eelam” as it marched them away. Villagers also cite seeing Douglas Devananda, the leader of the notorious EPDP paramilitary group and former Sri Lankan cabinet minister, at the scene.


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