Sarath Weerasekera seeks Rs. 100 million from Kingsbury
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Former Minister Sarath Weerasekera has, through his lawyers, sent a letter of demand to The Kingsbury hotel, alleging that CCTV footage from the hotel was edited and circulated on social media in a manner that violated his privacy and damag.
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- —Former Minister Sarath Weerasekera has, through his lawyers, sent a letter of demand to The Kingsbury hotel, alleging that CCTV footage from the hotel was edited and circulated on social media in a manner that violated his privacy and damaged his reputation.
- —The letter alleges that the hotel bears responsibility for the unauthorised release, editing [].
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