Lanka will burn again.

A handful of terrorists around the world are now becoming a headache for the Muslim community. All followers of Islam are fed up with less than one percent fundamentalists and extremists. Since the arrest of three Pakistani terrorists in a search operation carried out by the Colombo police based on intelligence received from the interior villages near Colombo, that is, a year or so before the Lankan government woke up, many suspected terrorists have been arrested till date. The dark embers of the Arab nations are also gradually creeping into Lanka.

The clashes between the Tamils ​​and the Lankans had calmed down over the past decade. But a decade later, the Sri Lankan government woke up to the terror attack known as the Easter Sunday attack and learned to look suspiciously at Pakistan, the source of all its pain. According to an information, China has given betel nut to Pakistan to destroy Lanka. After midnight, Pakistani boats continue to smuggle drugs and weapons to the inaccessible ports of Lanka. The drug mafias want to rekindle the political chaos in Lanka.

Ten percent of Sri Lanka's citizens practice Islam, including Tamil-speaking Muslims. These 10 percent of the citizens mingled like sugar in milk and lived together with a large number of Buddhists and Hindus and Christians. The attacks were carried out in the name of Islamic State as part of a master game to isolate them. However, in a video released by the Islamic State after the attack, the IS organization of Syria took responsibility for the attack. But the terrorist attack on the church in Sri Lanka was actually planned by Pakistan's drug mafia and carried out by a group of terrorist training camps operating in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

Over the past few days, underground leaflets of Sinhalese citizens have come into the hands of the government, declaring that all Sri Lankan citizens should not buy goods from Muslim traders and social boycott. However, before this matter came to the hands of the government, i.e. social boycott of Muslim businessmen has started for two-three months. Sri Lanka's state-run news media has urged citizens that terrorists have no religion, so it makes no sense to blame Lankan Muslim citizens for the Easter Sunday attacks. Even so, silence prevails in the trading posts of Muslim traders in Lanka till today. In the last three months, eight-ten businessmen have left their Lankan business and left for various Gulf countries. More than 250 Lankan civilians were killed in the Easter Sunday attack.

Lankan national Muslim leaders have consistently made statements against terrorists and Pakistan. Pakistan's drug mafia has now been exposed for defrauding Sri Lanka. These drug mafias used to transport narcotics all the way to Europe through Central Asia and Russia routes. But due to the blockade of the various respective governments on both these routes, the narcotic substances being shipped from Pakistan for the last seven years, worth crores, now pass through the Sri Lankan border sea. Some of the drug consignments have been intercepted by the Lankan Coast Guard and its Navy, whose Pakistani criminals are still in Sri Lankan prisons, but Pakistani drug mafias continue to use the waters off Sri Lankan territory.

One of the reasons is that there are mafia agents in the jungles of Lanka who stay in Lanka and help Pakistan. Earlier, some Sri Lankan Buddhist gurus entered the fray and made an announcement requesting the Sinhalese people not to buy any goods from Muslim traders living in their country. The influence of those Buddhist priests is such that the government cannot say anything to them. Therefore, in the interest of the minority Muslim community, the government is pushing for the restoration of brotherhood.