Full name: Thirunavukkarasu Niranchala
Address: Puthadi Visuvamadu
Occupation: Student
School: Mulllaithuvu Visuvamadu M.V
DOB: 29.11.1988
Age (then): 18
Marital status: Single
Family details:
Account from a relative:
Twin sister:
My sister Niranchala and I are twins. We usually act in the same manner. I think, as far as I know, we never have been separated. We both went to Senchcholai complex to attend a leadership workshop. There we took some physical exercises in the mornings and attended some practical and theory classes about leadership. On the day, morning, on 14 August 2006, we bathed and were ready to take tea. Then we heard the Kfirs sound. Before we could alert all our friends, the Kfirs dropped bombs on our complex. It was like a terrible lightening and thundering. We lay down in the ground. At the time also, my sister and I lay next to each other. I got up and woke up sister after the Kfir left the area. She was
bleeding profusely. I called out to her. There was no answer or any sound from her. There was no move in her body. I was nervous and I cried loudly. I heard many other voices crying out and asking to be picked up. At that time two youths came near me tried to clam me down. It was only then I felt the injury in my neck and in my leg. They brought me to hospital. It was only after I got well I started to feel the loss of my twin sister. This Sri Lankan government separated us two who have been together ever since our birth. I’m lonely without my sister. Now whenever I hear the Kfir noise I feel those moments of pain and misery at the Senchcholai complex.
