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Attorneys representing MP Rajitha Senaratne today informed Daily Mirror that they will seek to remove the travel ban imposed on the former minister.
Speaking to the Daily Mirror, Counsel Gunaratne Wanninayake said that it is necessary to remove the travel ban imposed on MP Rajitha Senaratne because of his health concerns.
“We will file a motion at Colombo Chief Magistrate’s Court to remove the travel ban on MP Senaratne because he has to receive his medical treatment in Singapore,” he said.
On December 30, 2019, Colombo Chief Magistrate’s Court granted bail to MP Rajitha Senaratne, who was in remand custody over organizing the ‘white van abduction’ press conference held before the presidential election.
Earlier, Colombo Additional Magistrate Piyantha Liyanage issued a travel ban on the former Health Minister.
The CID informed the Magistrate that it is essential to keep the ex-minister in the country to conduct further investigations into the matter.(Yoshitha Perera)
Mm Thursday, 02 January 2020 06:33 AM
Law makers are the same same the law breakers
TripleX Thursday, 02 January 2020 07:05 AM
Tax payers money spent lavishly for telling lies, but billions and billions of bribes and fraudulent of state funds, are kept under the carpet. Sri Lankan Judiciary superb.
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