Naufer Moulavi sentenced to 12 years in Wanathawilluwa explosives case

Naufer Moulavi has been sentenced to 12 years of rigorous imprisonment by the Colombo Special Trial-at-Bar for his involvement in the Wanathawilluwa explosives case. Moulavi and his co-defendant, Mohamed Ibrahim Saadiq, were found guilty of four charges related to the illegal possession of firearms, live ammunition, detonators, and other materials used in the manufacture of explosives. The case stems from the discovery of these materials at the Lactowatta estate in Wanathawilluwa in 2018.

Sources

• Ada Derana
• The Morning