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2 schoolgirls who went missing after O/L exam, found

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The two schoolgirls who had gone missing from Nawalapitiya on Tuesday (May 14), as soon as they had completed their GCE (O/L) examinations, have been found at one of their relatives’ homes in Kaduwela, police said.

According to the police, the girls have gone to Colombo in the hope of finding jobs. 

The two students had stayed in the relative’s house in Kaduwela last night (May 15).

A complaint was lodged by the guardians of the two girls, who had come to the examination centre at the Ambagamuwa National School as the girls had not returned home after sitting for their exam paper.

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Sanjaya Mahawaththa arrested

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The Chairman of ‘Magen Ratata’ movement Sanjaya Mahawaththa has been arrested by the Terrorism Investigation Division (TID).

Police say that he has been arrested for allegedly making false allegations against senior police officers.

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Hirunika sentenced to 3 years rigorous imprisonment

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Former MP Hirunika Premachandra has been sentenced to three years rigorous imprisonment by the Colombo High Court.

The former SJB parliamentarian was sentenced after being found guilty of being involved in the abduction of a youth in the Dematagoda area on December 21, 2015 using a Defender and his wrongful detention.

The sentencing was delivered by Colombo High Court Judge Amal Ranaraja today (June 28).

Premachandra had been accused of involvement in abducting, assaulting and wrongfully detaining the youth, identified as Amila Priyanka Amarasinghe, who had been employed at a shop in the Dematagoda area.

In 2017, seven persons identified as supporters of Premachandra pleaded guilty before the court. However, Ms. Premachandra did not plead guilty to any of the charges levelled against her.

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Grama Niladhari strike stalls essential services

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The strike launched by Grama Niladhari Officers is still ongoing.

The strike was launched citing several concerns including the absence of a Grama Niladhari Service Constitution.

Co-Convener of the Grama Niladhari Officers’ Union Jagath Chandralal said that due to this, many government services have stalled.

He said these include essential services such as issuance of Grama Niladhari certificates and death registration.

Grama Niladhari Officers launched this strike yesterday after taking various union actions to pursue their demands on several occasions.

(News 1st)

(This story, originally published by News 1st has not been edited by SLM staff)

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