11 months of data missing from Mahendran’s phone

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Additional Solicitor General Yasantha Kodagoda yesterday said that according to the experts who conducted the extraction of data from Arjuna Mahendran’s mobile phone, data pertaining a considerable time period (approximately 11 months), which coincide with the mandated period of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry, could not be located.

It was revealed that the Commission had asked in a letter to Arjuna Mahendran to provide details in this regard and some other matters as well.

The letter had been handed over to the Counsel who was appearing on behalf of him yesterday morning.

The Commission wanted a clarification from Mahendran on this missing data. (Shehan Chamika Silva)

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max Wednesday, 20 September 2017 09:52 AM

That news itself if enough to identify who the culprit is!

kasyapa Wednesday, 20 September 2017 10:17 AM

And the one who irresponsibly appointed AM in that top position.

suda Wednesday, 20 September 2017 10:18 AM

What a country is this? It is very much clear that they done this huge fraud . But why delaying? In public they say we are not bound to confess or you can force them to confess. They say if judges dishonor them Mahendran will go off. Now the problem is if he is not bound to confess as he is not a Sri Lankan citizen how can he be the Govener of CB

Lord Wolfstein Wednesday, 20 September 2017 11:02 AM

No one can be asked to save his phone records for the state; we finally live in a democratic country.

Premalal Thursday, 21 September 2017 09:23 AM

Democracy does not give anyone the right to destroy evidence. This is not the case of saving records but the deliberate destruction of specific data.

GH Wednesday, 20 September 2017 11:15 AM

This Guy is an Amoolika Horrek, so no more dramas here, arrest him and his accomplices immediately.

Anja Wednesday, 20 September 2017 11:27 AM

Still UNP people think that Sri Lankan people are fools as them via DM Android App

ceylon Wednesday, 20 September 2017 01:25 PM

howcome it not happen.all things are known to this theif before go to court.not arrested and questioned yet.so he prepared for court. via DM Android App

mike Wednesday, 20 September 2017 03:53 PM

Forget the inquiry, closed. There is no point, sentenced and bailed. Don't waste more of peoples money on these useless inquiries. Just a cover up.

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11 months of data missing from Mahendran’s phone

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