9 Military personals inconection with final perhaps of war met President

9 Military personals inconection with final perhaps of war met head of state president Maithripala Sirisena on secrete manner.

At the meeting these military personals requested to follow internal mechanism to hold investigations on war crimes reported during final perhaps of war in SriLanka. High ranking military officials attached to the army headquarters expressed concern and disappointment over this secrete meeting. These military personals played most important role in the 2009 final perhaps of war and they also secretly met president while at hotel in Negombo. These officials met present according to the support from former officer of ministry of defence. However defence Secretary Karunasena Hettiyarachchie and army commander let.gen. Krishantha Desilva was unaware of this meeting. 55 Years old military officials passing through the retirement age also met president . Opposition political parties continuously informed international judges would be appointed to hold inquiries on war crimes reported in SriLanka. However Prime Minister Ranil Wickramasinghe announced national mechanism would be followed to hold investigations on war crimes. PM also noted never work beyond the sovereignty of this island. These military personals are not permitted to meet president without obtaining an appointment from army officers, army commander or defence secretary. End of this meeting army commander released special circular on ordering to obtain permission from him to meet minister of defence and other high ranking officials attached to the ministry. Army commander Krishantha De Silva met President Maithripala Sirisena this regard. Major generals Jagath Dias, Mahinda Hathursinghe,Kamal Gunaratne, Shavendra Silva, Nandhan Udawatte,Prasana Desilva,Jagath Aliwis and Prashantha Silva met president while at hotel in Negombo. Lankan government schedule to submit proposal on law and order to be followed during the investigations on war crimes allegations. Government also decided to appoint special high court to investigate war crimes allegations, sources said.