As a response to this were one of the worst government sponsored anti-Tamil riots held (the event known as Black July) resulting in the destruction of Tamil houses and shops and death of hundreds of Tamils and making over 150 000 Tamils homeless.
On 23 July 1983, the LTTE ambushed an army patrol and killed 13 Sri Lankan soldiers in Thirunelveli, Sri Lanka. The LTTE by the 1980s operated in more attacks against police and military forces. A dog tag marked 001, two pistols, a T56 rifle with telescopic sight, a satellite phone, and a canister filled with diabetic medicine were found along with the body. After the body, which was floating among the mangroves, was brought ashore, Colonel Ravipriya positively identified it as that of the leader of the LTTE. This time, Sergeant Muthu Banda, attached to Sri Lanka Army Task Force VIII, reported to Ravipriya that a body similar to Prabhakaran's had been found. The firing stopped as all LTTE fighters died in the battle. This time, they were confronted by the fighters, led by Prabhakaran himself. At 7:30 am next morning, mopping-up operations started again. Ravipriya from 3:30 pm to 6:30 pm that evening, but they did not encounter this last group of LTTE fighters that day. Clearing and mopping-up operations were carried out by troops under Colonel G. This was to prevent the enemy seizing his body. It has been alleged that one bodyguard had a can of gasoline with him to burn the Tiger leader's body if he was killed or committed suicide. A team of LTTE cadres consisting of 30 most loyal bodyguards of Prabhakaran and Prabhakaran himself tried to sneak through the mangrove islands of Nandikadal to its west bank. Skirmishes occurred also in the evening of 18 May around eastern bank of Nandikadal lagoon. But this rumour was proven false in a short while. By the noon of that day, reports emerged that Prabhakaran was killed by a rocket attack while trying to flee the conflict zone in a captured ambulance and his body was badly burned. Troops found 12 million rupees in his possession. He died along with around 100 other LTTE fighters. on, Prabhakaran's son Charles Anthony tried to break the defenses of the Army, but was unsuccessful. Fierce fighting occurred between LTTE and the Sri Lanka Army during these last few days. When the Sri Lankan military rapidly advanced into the last LTTE held territory in the final days of 2008–2009 SLA Northern offensive, Prabhakaran and his top leadership retreated into Vellamullivaikkal, Mullaitivu. Velupillai Prabhakaran Social Network Instagram
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