Fifteen individuals have been convicted in connection with the bomb attacks that occurred on Easter Sunday in 2019 in Sri Lanka. The attacks targeted multiple locations, including churches and hotels, resulting in significant casualties. The legal proceedings have been ongoing since the attacks, which were attributed to a local extremist group. The convictions are part of the government's efforts to address the violence and provide justice for the victims and their families.
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Sri Lanka Convicts 15 Individuals for 2019 Easter Bomb Attacks
Fifteen individuals have been convicted for their involvement in the 2019 Easter bomb attacks in Sri Lanka. The attacks led to numerous casualties and were linked to a local extremist group, prompting ongoing legal actions.
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