A Brief Colonial History Of Ceylon(SriLanka)
Sri Lanka: One Island Two Nations
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?????????????????????????????????????????????????Saturday, July 29, 2017
Yoshitha’s leg becomes sick again!
Yoshitha,
second son of ex-president Mahinda Rajapaksa, was due to report to the
CID in Colombo at 10.00 am today (28), but he has informed the CID
through his lawyers that he could not be present as he had undergone
surgery in a leg. Yoshitha said he has decided to take strict bed rest
as doctors have advised him not to do ‘risky travelling’ until his leg
healed, and sought another date to be present at the CID, police
headquarters sources say.
Junior Navy officer Yoshitha previously applied for an easing of bail
conditions imposed against him by the magistrate’s court to go to
Australia for a surgery in a leg. Two days later, he was seen running in
a marathon from Colombo to Negombo, as pictures posted on social media
showed. Those closest to him told us that it was not for a surgery he
had intended to go to Australia, but to meet his girlfriend.
Well knowing the truth about Yoshitha’s sick leg, senior officials of
the Attorney General’s Department instructed the CID to issue summons to
Yoshitha and his mother Shiranthi to appear before the CID next week.
Shiranthi’s lawyers asked the CID to give a date in September, saying
she has to prepare documents. However, the AG’s Department has
instructed the CID to get them down next week anyhow and record
statements from them, failing which to report about it to courts.
Sources close to the Rajapaksa family say Shiranthi has met several
astrologers and obtained advice that Yoshitha and herself would have a
very bad period in August and to get hospitalized to avoid trouble and
obtain a date in September.
Mahinda and Namal are trying, through various middlemen, to meet the
president and the prime minister, who have so far not interfered with
affairs of the AG’s Department and the CID. The law and order minister
too, should be commended for taking a similar line.