The CID made entries to Colombo extra judge Nishantha Peiris that Thajudeen had been assaulted with an obtuse instrument and that his teeth, ribs and a leg had been harmed.
The media reported at the time that Thajudeen was discovered copied to death inside his auto, which smashed onto a divider close Shalika Grounds in Narahenpita on the night of 17 May 2012.
Nonetheless, treachery was suspected, principally in light of the fact that his satchel was discovered somewhere else.
Police exploring the occurrence have discovered proof to embroil an individual from the Rajapaksa family and a young lady who had worked at a games TV slot.
A relationship and expert envy have been refered to as explanations behind the circumstances that had prompted his demise.
The case will be taken up again tomorrow.
