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Separate indictments will be filed with the Colombo High Court against former Minister Patali Champika Ranawaka and Ex- Welikada OIC, ASP Sudath Asmadala over Rajagiriya accident case, Deputy Solicitor General (DSG) Dileepa Peiris informed the Colombo Chief Magistrate’s Court.
When the case was taken up before Colombo Additional Magistrate Kanchana Neranjana Silva, DSG Peiris informed the Court that the separate indictments would be filed against two suspects for concealing the truth and fabricating evidence.
He informed the Magistrate that it was definitely the former minister who was behind the wheel at the time of the accident and the former OIC of Welikada Police conspired to conceal the fact that Ranawaka was behind the wheel during the accident.
Accordingly, the DSG requested the additional Magistrate to postpone the case till September 02 until the Attorney General’s department completed further process with regard to the matter.
Earlier, the Colombo Additional Magistrate yesterday refused to issue an arrest warrant on former Welikada Police OIC, ASP Sudath Asmadala, and granted him bail over allegedly fabricating evidence in the 2016 Rajagiriya accident case. (Yoshitha Perera)
Shown Friday, 26 June 2020 05:38 PM
This blunder done by Ranawaka, ,but unfortunately many happened to be victims, young man who lost his youthful life, being invalid, IG ,by deciding help Ranwaka immorally against rules, pst everything,Asmadala by following guidance of his superior may be for concessions, would be next victim, anyway best thing Asmadala can do is tell the truth,any way Ranawala lost his popularity as a politician
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