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Commemoration events were held across the Tamil homeland on Thursday, to mark 3 years since the devastating Easter Sunday attacks, in which more than 250 people were killed.
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Local Tamils and Muslims came together to pay tribute to the victims of the attack alongside other remembrance events that took place on the island.
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At the University of Jaffna, students also organised a tribute to the victims as they laid flowers and lit candles at the campus.
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