Thilini’s employees summoned to CID

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Several employees of Thico Group (Pvt) Ltd including its Media Specialists and Directors have been summoned to the CID to record statements in support to the investigations into the financial misappropriation at the Thico group.

Accordingly, Thico Group Media Specialist and popular TV presenter Surangi Kodithuwakku and Dhananjaya Nanayakkara were present at the CID today.

Speaking to the media, they said that there is no credibility behind the news that they have been terminated from their jobs. "But the Thico office is still functioning at the 34th floor of the WTC," Kodithuwakku said.

They said the Chairperson has assigned the tasks to the Board of Directors for the future operation of the group.

Meanwhile, prisons spokesman Chandana Ekanayake said Thilini Priyamali, owner of Thico Group (Pvt) Ltd, is to broduced before the Prison Tribunal over the possession of a mobile phone inside the cell where she was detained.

He said the department has given her solitary confinement so that she is not influenced by others.

The spokesman said special security arrangements have been made and the authorities are conducting search in her cell daily. "Not only that cell, but other cells are also being searched. It is our responsibility to prevent her from doing anything illegal," he said.(Darshana Sanjeewa Balasuriya)

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Manage Thursday, 13 October 2022 07:47 PM

Most of the parliamentarians from mahinda Rajapaksa regimen have direct dealings with Thilini to hide their black money. GO DEEP INTO THROUGH INVESTIGATION FOR TRUTH BEHIND THIS FRAUDULENT.

umas Thursday, 13 October 2022 08:24 PM

List of all the depositors must be published with the amount deposited and the date deposited with interest rate payable

Citizen k Friday, 14 October 2022 07:39 AM

A front company for money laundering.

Chris Friday, 14 October 2022 08:10 AM

Was the site visit to WTC a ploy for her to sign the necessary papers to transfer her powers to the other directors and hide the evidence before the CID wakes up? Cannot trust any of the actors involved in this much publisised scam

Waco Friday, 14 October 2022 12:44 PM

This will like the Pandora Case, swept under the carpet.

Cherath Friday, 14 October 2022 02:34 PM

With the country is on its knees and gasping for air, these social parasites with craving no end wanted to make billions. Thilini, her employees and everyone who joined up in this racket is a social menace. Yet she might only end up penalised for keeping a phone in her cell.

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