Gunasundaram, a frontline member of the LTTE, expressed these views while making a statement before the Colombo Supreme Court on May 10. Police Media Unit sources said Gunasundaram had conceded procuring arms for the LTTE and purchasing ships for the organisation. Gunasundaram had said in his statement he had maintained close contact with Prabhhakaran and had actively supported the terrorist outfit.
Having met Sea Tiger Leader Soosai , its political Leader Thamil Selvam, Chief of Police Nadesan and International leader Castro, Gunasundaram accepted that he had met an individual by the name of Karan, who had been conducting LTTE activities in London and had used vessels owned by him to transport weapons via sea. Taking the initiative to establish two companies in Singapore under the names of Jaya pack and Harie Merchant, Jeyasundaram funneled funds through to the LTTE from Switzerland and Canada. He said he had subsequently purchased a ship to haul weapons for the LTTE. The Supreme Court postponed the case for May 16 to consider the charges against Gunasundaram
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