Easter Sunday Commission to submit report to President tomorrow

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Presidential Commission of Inquiry probing Easter Sunday attacks is to handover its report to the President tomorrow at 11.00 am, a Commission official told the Daily Mirror today.

Sources from the PCoI said that the report contains 1000 pages and a set of volumes including statements recorded from the witnesses.

The five-member Presidential Commission was appointed by a special gazette notification issued by former President Maithripala Sirisena on September 21, 2019.

The Commission was headed by Supreme Court Judge Janak de Silva with Court of Appeal Judge Nissanka Bandula Karunaratne, former High Court Judge Bandula Atapattu, former Court of Appeal Judge Sunil Rajapakshe and former Justice Ministry's Secretary Mangalika Adhikari.

The Commission which met for 214 days from the beginning, conducted hearings of 457 witnesses on 640 occasions. In addition, the AG's Department assisted the inquiry and submitted 2230 documents as supporting evidence to the PCoI. (Yoshitha Perera)

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Jude Sunday, 31 January 2021 11:10 PM

Hey Roll the report and shove it WHERE sun DON'T shine !! YEAH!!

Jude Sunday, 31 January 2021 11:13 PM

HELLO, what's the point!??? Will it STOP the next attack!?? Huh!!

Jude Sunday, 31 January 2021 11:20 PM

Easter Sunday attacks caught lot of people off-guard!! BUT few knew it was coming!! NOW non of the culprits been prosecuted so far!! And THIS report destined to end up in the dustbin!! Yeah!!

Ram Monday, 01 February 2021 02:31 AM

Don't worry folks, It will be a stale mate with no suspect to charge except the few Muslims arrested

Kadiya Monday, 01 February 2021 06:29 AM

Goes into the dustbin day after tomorrow!

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