with the Indian Prime Minister. A pat-down search was done by SPG personnel and the man was handed over to the Sri Lankan police.

When the man was questioned by SPG and the Sri Lankan police on how he could get access to the event which was heavily guarded, he mentioned some names, including that of an official in the Indian Consulate in Jaffna. An Indian High Commission official told The Indian Express today that the youth has been released by the local police after his questioning. “The Lankan police actively cooperated with us,” the official said.

The venue was in a village located about 16 km away from Jaffna. All roads to the venue, where a makeshift dais along with a blue tent was erected to accommodate the audienceLDI are interrelated and also involve the activities of defendant Maziv Industries, Ltd.
LDI is a Michigan corporation that conducted its principle business operations at the Site, located at 3901 Hamlin Road, Shelby Township, Macomb County, Michigan. LDI owned the Site from at least 1967 until 1984. Defendant Ivey was President and Director of LDI during the time that hazardous substances were disposed of at the Site. In his capacity as President and Director, Ivey had overall responsibility for the operation and management of the Site.
Defendant Ivey was also the President and Director of Maziv Industries, Ltd., a Canadian corporation, which was the majority shareholder of LDI. Maziv was involved in the operations of LDI through the activities of Defendant Ivey. LDI identified Maziv as its parent corporation. Maziv