An employee of the Ceylon Petroleum
Corporation Headquarters (CPC)at Dematagoda was killed and two others had been injured and hospitalized after a Security Officer of Minister of Petroleum Resources Development Arjuna Ranathunge had shot them after the employees of CPC had locked the Minister inside of his office and not allowed him to come out this evening (28).
The three injured persons had been admitted to Colombo National Hospital where one had succumbed to his injuries it has been reported Out of the two injured persons the condition of one person is critical it has been revealed.
The security Officer of Minister Ranathunge who is a Special Police Task Force Personal had been arrested over the incident.
The incident occurred when Minister had arrived at his office in CPC Headquarters to collect something in his office and suddenly a group of employees there surrounded him and blocked his path according to reports.Then the employees locked him inside his office and even attempted to remove his sarong sources said.
After the incident Riot Police and special Police Task Force Personal had arrived at the scene and control the situation. The road near the flyover bridge had been closed due to the incident .
The three injured persons had been admitted to Colombo National Hospital where one had succumbed to his injuries it has been reported Out of the two injured persons the condition of one person is critical it has been revealed.
The security Officer of Minister Ranathunge who is a Special Police Task Force Personal had been arrested over the incident.
The incident occurred when Minister had arrived at his office in CPC Headquarters to collect something in his office and suddenly a group of employees there surrounded him and blocked his path according to reports.Then the employees locked him inside his office and even attempted to remove his sarong sources said.
After the incident Riot Police and special Police Task Force Personal had arrived at the scene and control the situation. The road near the flyover bridge had been closed due to the incident .
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