Colombo Chief Magistrate Lanka
Jayaratne has yesterday(20)dismissed the bail application submitted by former Health Minister Dr.Rajitha Senaratne requesting to grant him bail without arresting him over a press briefing held on white van abductions .
The bail application had dismissed by the Colombo Chief Magistrate Lanka Jayaratne stating that the application does not mentioned what are the charges against the bail applicant which might cause aresesting him.
Former Minister Dr.Senaratne had stated in his bail application that the Criminal Investigations Departmemt (CID ) is attempting to arrest him over a statment made by two persons involved in criminals who had been arrested by the CID over a press briefing held on white van abductions during Rajapakshe regime before 2015.
Therefore he had requested the Magistrate to grant him bail without arresting him.
Dr.Senaratne had again submitted a revised bail application last evening requesting to grant him bail without arresting him to the Colombo Chief Magistrate .He had requested the Magistrate to consider his bail application on Monday .
CID has been named as the respondents of the case.
The bail application had dismissed by the Colombo Chief Magistrate Lanka Jayaratne stating that the application does not mentioned what are the charges against the bail applicant which might cause aresesting him.
Former Minister Dr.Senaratne had stated in his bail application that the Criminal Investigations Departmemt (CID ) is attempting to arrest him over a statment made by two persons involved in criminals who had been arrested by the CID over a press briefing held on white van abductions during Rajapakshe regime before 2015.
Therefore he had requested the Magistrate to grant him bail without arresting him.
Dr.Senaratne had again submitted a revised bail application last evening requesting to grant him bail without arresting him to the Colombo Chief Magistrate .He had requested the Magistrate to consider his bail application on Monday .
CID has been named as the respondents of the case.
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