Courts this week ordered an analysis report on the Defender jeep given in 2011 to Former first lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa to carry out work of her Siriliya Saviya organization to ascertain if any traces of human remains or gunshot residue can be found in it.
The Courts gave the order following a request by the CID this week and had also previously ordered the Jeep to be taken as evidence.
Magistrate Ranga Dissanayake gave the order after the CID said there is a clear doubt that the Defender may have been used in the abduction of Rugby player Wasim Thajudeen.
Police was later able to trace the Defender registered under number WP KA - 0642 to Homagama and taken into their custody. CID also reported to courts that the colour of the Defender had been changed twice since the incident adding that sufficient evidence has been found that the jeep was used in the abduction of the Rugby player.
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