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The case against the man who is alleged to have stolen certain items belonging to parliamentarian Mangala Samaraweera from his residence at Panadura was taken up for hearing before Panadura Chief Magistrate Ruchira Weliwatta today.
The Magistrate said he would go purely on the evidence of the case as produced by the police and not on media reports regarding the personal matters of the parties concerned. Mr. Samaraweera was present in court today
Police informed Court that the investigations into the incident were completed and that the plaint against suspect W. Preshan Priyiantha on charges of have stolen goods valued Rs.150,000 could be filed.
When the case was taken up for hearing Sergeant Sharmapala of the Panadura North Police submitted the investigation report. He told court that the suspect had stolen seven bottles of whisky on December 29 last year.
Attorney-at-Law Nissanka Nanayakkara who appeared for the aggrieved party told court that the suspect had stolen the articles as he was in need of the money.
The case was postponed to February 24, 2014. (K.S. Fernando and Siri Mahabellana)
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Comments - Judge sets aside personal matters in Mangala case
indira Monday, 27 January 2014 03:34 PM
Good Move. Judges should not bow down to the dirty politics
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indira Monday, 27 January 2014 03:35 PM
Very Good Move. A brave judge. Congradulations.
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Crace Tuesday, 28 January 2014 03:03 AM
What happened to the stolen whisky?
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mohamed asfar Tuesday, 28 January 2014 03:52 AM
i salute the judge.
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Labby Tuesday, 28 January 2014 05:08 AM
why does this apply only to politicians of the opposition?
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CITIZEN Tuesday, 28 January 2014 09:15 AM
I hope the brave Judge will remain to finalise the case without being pushed out (due to exigencies of service, as the favourite terminology goes in these instances)!!!
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