FORMER PRIME MINISTER OF SRI LANKA FACES CRIMINAL CHARGES. ANOTHER 20 ARE FACING CRIMINAL CHARGES.

Former Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa has been ordered to file a case against a group led by former Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa at the Colombo Fort Magistrate’s Court today(12).

Also, President’s Counsel Maithri Gunaratne has lodged a complaint with the court as the Sri Lanka Police Department has not yet taken any action regarding the massive damage caused in the country on the 9th.

The IGP has been ordered to conduct a preliminary investigation into the incident and file a case.

Former Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa, former Minister Namal Rajapaksa, former Minister Johnston Fernando, former Minister Pavithradevi Wanniarachchi and 20 others have been charged and 17 of them including Mahinda Rajapaksa have been banned from leaving the country.

The order will be issued by Fort Magistrate Thilina Gamage today (May 12) and the list of relevant names is given below.

Mahinda Rajapaksa

Johnston Fernando

Sanath Nishantha

Pavithra Wanniarachchi

Rohitha Abeygunawardena

Namal Rajapaksa

Sanjeeva Edirimanne

Western Province Senior DIG Deshabandu Tennakoon

Senior DIG Chandrarakumara

SSP Nishantha Chandrasekara

Commissioner General of Prisons Thushara Upuldeniya

OIC Gunaratne

OIC Sagara Liyanage

Moratuwa Mayor Samanlal Fernando

Drian Priyasad

Mahinda Kahandagama

Lines Kahandagama

Sugath Hewapathirana

Wasantha Handapangoda

Sangeeth Silva

People belong to this group.

He is charged with 15 counts of being a member of an illegal assembly, criminal intimidation, rioting, inflicting injuries with dangerous weapons, assaulting a woman with intent to break a hieroglyph, inciting a riot to provoke a riot, and providing accommodation to those hired for an illegal assembly. The complaint was filed against.

Note by Sri Ravana

According to the videos presented, different people are facing different charges. However, if there is no evidence in the police investigation, the names may be removed. However, police investigations will have to be carried out properly. The reason is that if anyone is rescued at this time, the relevant police officer will also have to face a number of problems.

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