I read with interest, the article written by "Nacholibres" which appeared in The Island of March 19 on the above subject along with the two letterheads in question.

On closely scrutinizing these two letterheads, I observe five more blunders, viz:-

1) The word "Mulativu" in Sinhala appearing in the first letterhead is incorrectly spelt as

‘Mulativa’, whereas it is correctly spelt in the second letterhead

2) The date in Sinhala is missing in the first letterhead whereas it appears in the second

3) In the second letterhead, the word ‘Karyalaya’ in Sinhala is incorrectly spelt as ‘Karayalaya’, whereas it is correctly spelt in the first letterhead

3) The font of the two letter heads differ (not consistent)

4) Moreover, the font sizes also differ considerably in the two letterheads in question.

Over to you UN-HRC.