Friday, March 13, 2015
Former LTTE Womens Sea Tiger Wing Leader Jeyaganesh Murugesu Pakeerathy Was Released On Bail
The Former leader of the the Sea Tiger Wing of the LTTE Jeyaganesh Murugesu Pakeerathy who was arrested by the Terrorism Investigations Division at the Katunayake Air Port while trying to leave the Country for France has been released today(13) by the Colombo Additional Magistrate.As the Terrorism Investigations Division is planning to file indictments against the former LTTE Women's Sea Tiger Wing Leader the Attorney General has instructed the authorities to release her on bail until then.
Jeyaganesh Murugesu was released on Rs.200,000 personal bail by the Colombo Additional Magistrate today and was ordered to handover her passport to the court.She was also ordered to appear before a Police Station once a week.
The Former Women's Sea Wing Leader has arrived Sri Lanka on 09tth of February and reported as stayed at a house in Dharmapuram in Paranthan Area.
Jeyaganesh Murugesu was released on Rs.200,000 personal bail by the Colombo Additional Magistrate today and was ordered to handover her passport to the court.She was also ordered to appear before a Police Station once a week.
The Former Women's Sea Wing Leader has arrived Sri Lanka on 09tth of February and reported as stayed at a house in Dharmapuram in Paranthan Area.
Indian Prime Minister Has Promised On Arrival Tourist Visas For Sri Lankans Visiting India
The visiting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured today (13) that with effect from Sinhalese And Hindu New Year falls on 14th of April this year India will offer Tourist Visas on arrival to Sri Lankans.During the Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Managala Samaraweera's visit to India recently the Indian Government has announced the plan to offer on arrival tourist visas to Sri Lankans for the first time.
Initially Sri Lankan government officers will receive this facility and others will follow according to the sources.
The Indian Premier arrived Sri Lanka early this morning from Mauritius and at the Air Port he was welcomed by the Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wikaramasinha.Later he met the Sri Lankan President Maithrpala Sirisena at the Presidential Secretariat and hold discussions.
Indian Prime Minister had visited Sri Lankan Parliament this evening and made a speech there,This is the first time in 27 years that an Indian Prime Minister has visited Sri Lanka.
Initially Sri Lankan government officers will receive this facility and others will follow according to the sources.
The Indian Premier arrived Sri Lanka early this morning from Mauritius and at the Air Port he was welcomed by the Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wikaramasinha.Later he met the Sri Lankan President Maithrpala Sirisena at the Presidential Secretariat and hold discussions.
Indian Prime Minister had visited Sri Lankan Parliament this evening and made a speech there,This is the first time in 27 years that an Indian Prime Minister has visited Sri Lanka.
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Professor Bibile Commemorative Organization To Submit Amendments To The National Drugs Policy Act
The Professor Seneka Bibile Commemorative Organization has decided to submit necessary amendments to the proposed National Drug Policy Act which was passed in Parliament last week.According to the National Organizer of the Organization Dr.Jayantha Bandara they are now preparing the several amendments to the policy act.
While praising the government's efforts of enabling the national drugs policy the Professor Bibile Commemorative Organization has said that they are not satisfied the way the act was passed in the Parliament,Copies of the act should be distributed to the health trade unions and to the public to get their views Dr.Bandara Has said.The time allocated for MP'S to examine the facts in the act too not sufficient enough he has stressed.
While praising the government's efforts of enabling the national drugs policy the Professor Bibile Commemorative Organization has said that they are not satisfied the way the act was passed in the Parliament,Copies of the act should be distributed to the health trade unions and to the public to get their views Dr.Bandara Has said.The time allocated for MP'S to examine the facts in the act too not sufficient enough he has stressed.
Former Deputy Minister Sarana Gunawardena Was Remanded Over Fraud Charges
The Attanagalle Magistrate has today(12) remanded the Former Deputy Minister Sarana Gunawardena who was arrested by the Criminal Investigations Department(CID) today on financial fraud charges.Former Deputy Minister has appeared before the CID this morning on being summon to record a statement from him over his involvement in purchasing Rs.9 million worth Stock of Steal .
Later he got arrested and produced before the Attangalle Magistrate.
Later he got arrested and produced before the Attangalle Magistrate.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
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