The government, the spy chief, and the danger of hunting monsters — Che Ran (opens original article in a new tab)

The Sri Lankan government faces challenges in prosecuting former spymaster Suresh Sallay over 2019 Easter Sunday bombing allegations, with risks of political misuse and credibility loss if legal standards are not met.

• The Sri Lankan government is prosecuting former intelligence chief Suresh Sallay over allegations of involvement in the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings.
• The case risks undermining the government's credibility if not handled with proper legal procedures and evidence.
• The article warns against using the Prevention of Terrorism Act against Sallay, citing potential for political misuse and failed prosecutions.