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Australian Federal Attorney-General Robert McClelland has refused to allow a deliberate propaganda stunt attempt by proxy LTTE fronts targeting the Sri Lankan President.
The president has arrived in Perth for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).
Arunachalam Jegadeeswaran alias Jeganwaran,63 an Australian based terror activist cum sympathizer earlier filed charges in the Melbourne Magistrates Court against The Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa, claiming civilian targets were bombed in 2009 during Sri Lanka's civil war.
The Sri Lankan Ministry of Defence on August 01st released an official report titled "Humanitarian Operation Factual Analysis July 2006 - May 2009", in the presence of international diplomats and media giving lie to a series of staged misinformation campaigns by LTTE remnant groups.
Accordingly, 11,000 former LTTE cadres have been rehabilitated and reintegrated to the society since the end of the Humanitarian Operation on May 18, 2009.
Mr McClelland's office issued a statement saying he would be in breach of international laws which provide immunity to heads of diplomatic missions if he allowed the case to go ahead.
"Those immunities include personal inviolability including from any form of arrest or detention and immunity from the criminal jurisdiction of the receiving state," a spokesman for Mr McClelland said.