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Mullaitivu District Judge resigns

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Mullaitivu District Judge and Magistrate T. Saravanarajah has tendered his resignation to the Judicial Services Commission on September 23.

In his letter, the Magistrate said he decided to resign from his posts due to threats on his life and due to stress on professional life.

The controversial case related to the Kurundi Vihara was heard before Justice Saravanarajah and the preliminary investigations related to the discovery of human skeletons in the Kokkuthuduai area were also conducted before him.

Meanwhile, a video showing MP Sarath Weerasekera attempting to obstruct the field investigation conducted by the Judge in relation to the unauthorized construction of Mullaitivu Kurundi Archaeological Site on July 07, 2023 is also being shared on social media.

The Judge pointed out that there is no room for politicians to interfere in the matter.

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2 ex-Presidents involved in misuse of land!

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Two former Presidents, former Deputy Minister – Salinda Dissanayake and former MP Manjula Dissanayake have been involved in the misuse of a land in Kurunegala, Deputy Minister Sunil Ranasinghe told Parliament today (June 19).

Salinda is the husband of Manjula Dissanayake.

The ex-Deputy Minister had obtained the land on lease and obtained a loan from the Lankaputhra Bank using it as a collateral. However the loan has been defaulted.

The Presidents in 2000 and 2007 were involved in reducing the monthly lease and later scrapping it, Ranasinghe added.

(Video : Voice Tube)

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Duminda remanded further

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Former Minister Duminda Dissanayake has been further remanded until June 26 after being produced before the Mount Lavinia Magistrate’s Court today (June 19).

He was arrested over the discovery of a gold-plated firearm at the Havelock City housing complex and the court ordered hold him further custody as investigations continue.

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New President of CoA & 02 judges sworn in

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Senior Additional Solicitor General and President’s Counsel, Mr Nalin Rohantha Abeysooriya, was sworn in this morning (June 19) as the new President of the Court of Appeal before President Anura Kumara Disanayake at the Presidential Secretariat.

In addition, High Court Judges Mr Don Francis Hathurusinghe Gunawardena and Mr Adithya Kantha Madduma Patabendige were also sworn in today (19) as Judges of the Court of Appeal, in the presence of the President at the Presidential Secretariat.

The President’s Secretary, Dr Nandika Sanath Kumanayake, was also in attendance at the ceremony.

(President’s Media Division)

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