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The Fundamental Rights petition filed by Senior DIG Ajith Rohana challenging his transfer to Easter Province from Southern Province was today re-fixed for support on September 4 by the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court decided to postpone the petition for September 4 due to hearing into several other petitions.
The petitioner DIG Ajith Rohana states that the said transfer order had been made without reasonable grounds. The petitioner is of the view that
the said order had been made at the behest of Minister of Public Security, Minister Tiran Alles.
The petitioner further states that there were media reports to the effect that he is being harassed with a view to promoting another Senior DIG.
He is seeking an order declaring that the recommendation of the IGP contained in letter dated 25th April 2023 to transfer him as the SDIG for the Eastern Province, is illegal.
Faisz Musthapha PC, Shavindra Fernando PC, Senior Counsel Faisza Musthapha Markar with Counsel Mehran Careem appeared for the petitioner.
sam Thursday, 03 August 2023 01:01 PM
Yes man can be appointed in the meantime
dahmbulla Thursday, 03 August 2023 01:41 PM
It is clear that he will never stand the chance to be the next IGP. The puppet and the 'YES SIR' man will stand the next chance too.
Mike Jeya Thursday, 03 August 2023 03:27 PM
He is best suited for next IGP. A very knowledgeable person.
Cosinpala Nanda Thursday, 03 August 2023 05:14 PM
Outcome: The case will be acquitted and and man will be promoted!
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