Night club taboo for Malaka Silva continues

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The Colombo additional Magistrate Nishantha Peiris today ascertained that he would consider lifting the restraining order, imposed on former minister Mervyn Silva’s son, Malaka preventing him from going into night clubs and behaving indecently in public places, after the parties report any settlement on the matter.

Earlier, the suspect, Malaka Silva was remanded for allegedly assaulting a British National at a Night Club on November 1, 2014.

However, there was a counter case before the court on the brawl that happened between the foreigner and Mr. Silva.

The Magistrate sent a reminder for the third time to the Attorney General over the cases for his opinion, as it had taken very long.

Appearing for Malaka Silva, Counsel Asela Rekawa told the Magistrate that they would like to settle the matter considering the fact that the AG’s opinion was pending now for a long time on the matter.

Counsel, Shamendra Rodrigo, who appeared for the British national said he should first get instructions from his client and would report on any settlement on the next date.

The Magistrate put off the case for August 25, 2016 to report any settlement.(Shehan Chamika Silva)

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Comments - 7

SL-Wallah Friday, 19 February 2016 12:10 AM

This is a grave mistake indeed. This criminal needs to be banned from all public places. He has to be careful not to be getting into trouble as that may spell the end to his begin a public nuisance because people are waiting for an opportunity get him so badly.

Nims Friday, 19 February 2016 04:54 AM

The most suitable place for this b d to spend the night is a kennel

Sanje Friday, 19 February 2016 08:47 AM

Downfall of MR was tolerating this type of thugs/rapists, cost him the election.

kaboos Friday, 19 February 2016 09:15 AM

with the change of govt lift his ban surely he will behave himself better

charaka Friday, 19 February 2016 09:23 AM

keep him on tight leash

Citizen Friday, 19 February 2016 02:06 PM

Like his father he is inhuman. For all his crimes he should be jailed. via DM Android App

Wise Donkey Friday, 19 February 2016 03:46 PM

He is like the father, what night club for this thug. Ban him for lifetime for the safety of law abiding, peaceful and decent club goers.

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