Arjun Mahendran before PCoI tomorrow

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Former Central Bank Governor Arjun Mahendran has been summoned to appear before the Presidential Commission of Inquiry (PCoI) that has been set up to investigate the alleged scam involving the issuing of treasury bonds tomorrow (10) to record his statement.

Notice has been sent to him by the Commission's Secretary Sumathipala Udugamasuriya asking him to present himself before the commission at 10.00 am tomorrow.

Meanwhile, the PCoI officers had recorded a statement from former Central Bank Deputy Governor P. Samarasiri yesterday (8). (Ranjan Padmasiri and Ajantha Kumara Agalakada)

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JAN Thursday, 09 March 2017 07:50 AM

YAHAPALANAYA corruption investigating starts we want cleaned society from top to bottom also past 40 years every corner must investigate and expose to public with our any favourites via DM Android App

malik_asdeen Thursday, 09 March 2017 08:50 AM

This case should be cleared top to bottom and if former CBG is found guilty he should be punished and recovered the lost. Then only the Yahapalana can survive..

ANTON Thursday, 09 March 2017 08:54 AM

SRILANKA WILL BECOME THE COUNTRY THAT HAS LARGEST NUMBER OF CRIME INVESTIGATING UNITS.... THIS TIME PCOI.......

mason Thursday, 09 March 2017 12:22 PM

Will MR and Ranil, Ajith caberal also will be investigated?

Shelly. Thursday, 09 March 2017 12:40 PM

And if found not guilty ......... via DM Android App

Mano Thursday, 09 March 2017 05:19 PM

According to my knowledge Mr. Mahendran is not guilty.He was just asked to to carry out the orders.!

Ganesh Thursday, 09 March 2017 07:54 PM

If someone was asked to do a wrong thing , could a person as a central bank governor of his calibre could carry out the robbery .Then he was not fit to that post if had not known the gravity .He should be deemed more guiltier than the persons asked him to commit that wrong.

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Arjun Mahendran before PCoI tomorrow

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