PRECIFAC summons three ex-navy commanders

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Three former commanders of the Sri Lanka Navy are to be called before the Presidential Commission of Inquiry to Inquire and Investigate into Serious Acts of Fraud and Corruption (PRECIFAC), within the next few days, for questioning and to have their statements recorded with regard to the alleged fraud and corruption in connection with the Rakna Lanka Security Company.

These commanders are due to be called beforePRECIFAC to obtain further details about matters that have been revealed during investigation of Rakna Lanka, according to commission sources.

The former navy commanders are: Admiral Somathilaka Dissanayaka, Admiral Jayanath Colombage, and Admiral Jayantha Perera.(Manopriya Gunasekera)

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BuffaloaCitizen Monday, 26 October 2015 09:55 AM

Top officials of Sri Lanka lived like sycophants to the Rajapakse regime, doing favors and getting personal benefits out of them. In the history of Sri Lanka never saw so many sycophants.

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Sinha Monday, 26 October 2015 09:58 AM

SLFP helps UNP dig up their graves.

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Ben Hurling Monday, 26 October 2015 03:10 PM

Strip them of their silly title Admiral. Call them cronies of Gota instead.

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ramitha Monday, 26 October 2015 05:12 PM

YAMAPALANAYA is bringing all the top level military officials before PRECIFAC while mapping how to release ex-LTTE murderess. God save our motherland from this cunning wolfs.

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Pakoriya Monday, 26 October 2015 08:23 PM

Until death you will be a Communal minded ......! Never change......!Why dont you follow Buddhism ?

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Flavius Aetius Monday, 26 October 2015 08:32 PM

All 3 of them were political appointees, who were appointed by sidelining more senior and qualified officers. Karma seems to be doing a full circle.

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