Yasara accuses Yoshitha of murdering her friend!

Yasara Abeynayake accuses Yoshitha Rajapaksa of having murdered, at Park Road, Colombo 05 in 2009, the Muslim rugger player Mohamed Wasim Thajudeen, during the time the president son was having a love affair with her. Thajudeen, playing for Havelock Sports Club, was also the vice captain of the Sri Lanka rugby team.

Yoshitha, who has a very bad temper, had suspected that Thajudeen was having an affair with Yasara, a suspicion which made him murder the rugby player, Yasara alleges. Yoshitha had hated Thajudeen for having mentioned a birthmark Yasara was having during a heated exchange of words with Yoshitha. According to Yasara, Yoshitha had sent Navy officers friendly with him and PSD men to commit the killing at dawn on a day in 2009. After killing Thajudeen, his body had been set on fire inside his car. Police found his wallet from another location at Park Road, which proved that he had been killed there, body put into the car and set on fire. Yoshitha had covered up the investigation through the notorious DIG Anura Senanayake. Following the murder, the senior policeman had gone there on the order of Yoshitha and took hold of the investigation reports made by the traffic division of Kirulapone Police and destroyed them, Yasara says. Yasara, who lives in Australia now, says this killing ended her love affair with Yoshitha. Thereafter, she and her family had been sent to Australia at the instigation of the Rajapaksa family in order to hide this particular killing as well as the nefarious deals done by Yoshitha, she says. She also says Yoshitha is now having a love affair with a daughter of Lohan Ratwatte in order to marry into an upcountry aristocratic family and get appointed as Basnayake Nilame of Sri Dalada Maligawa. Yasara says in conclusion that if all the appointments made by the former Rajapaksa regime to the Foreign Service are cancelled and they were brought back to Sri Lanka, the lives of her family members as well as that of her own would be in grave danger.