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Eleven Senior Superintendents of Police (SSPs) have been promoted to the rank of Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) by the National Police Commission (NPC).
They were promoted based on the marks following an interview. The promotions of 8 DIGs came to effect from November 30 while other three promotions are with effect from January 5, 2020.
SSP D.M.M. Pussalla of the Mount-Lavinia Division has obtained highest marks and promoted as the DIG with effect from November 5.
The other promoted DIGs were: D.P. Chandrasiri (Director Bribery and Corruption), H.N.K.D. Wijaya Sri (Director- Welfare Division),G.I.D.R. Wijesinghe (Director - Admin), S.S.A.N.L.K. Nanayakkara (State Intelligence Service), K. Kadupitiya (Negombo Division),G.A.N.L.Wijesena and M.W.G.L. Gunathilaka (STF).
A.G.J. Chandrakumara (Commanding Officer of the Police Field Force HQ), A.K.C. Athukorala ((Welfare Division) and W.P.N. Silva (Police Field Force HQ) were promoted to the rank of DIG from January 5, 2020.
Bribe king Sunday, 29 December 2019 06:08 PM
Why, you should promote them as IGP and close the chapter.
Pon Kulendiren Sunday, 29 December 2019 06:23 PM
Great! Not a single Tamil or Muslim in the list Effcient people are there only in Singhal Buddhist community
suren Monday, 30 December 2019 09:10 AM
They have proved their patriotism during past 4 years..so no wonder this kinda thing happened
Odin Sunday, 29 December 2019 06:39 PM
Good, except for the sinister motive!!!
Lankathilake Monday, 30 December 2019 08:57 AM
Typical SL government, all political vengeance and hypocrisy. The country will never realize it’s potential unless one becomes a sub servant or in bold words a slave to the regime.
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