Sri Lankans protesting near President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's office on Sunday (Apr 17) remembered the more than 260 people who were killed in Islamic State-inspired terror attacks on Easter Sunday three years ago.
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The protesters demanded the government uncover what they called the real conspirators behind the attacks on three churches - two Catholic and one Protestant - that included simultaneous suicide bombings during Easter celebrations on Apr 21, 2019. Three tourist hotels were also targeted, killing 42 foreigners from 14 countries.
On Sunday, hundreds of people lit candles and displayed banners and placards during a silent protest in the capital, Colombo, calling for justice for the victims of the attacks.
The demonstrations were held at Colombo’s main esplanade, where thousands of people have been protesting for eight days, demanding the debt-ridden Indian Ocean island nation’s president resign, as anxiety and anger over shortages simmered.
Protesters including relatives of the victims accused the government of failing to deliver justice. They displayed a huge banner that read: “It’s been three years, we cry for justice” and placards that read: "Who was behind this attack?”
