Police Commission approves senior transfers including three DIGs
Three DIGs, eight SSPs and one SP have been transferred subject to Police Commission approval, with the head of child and women abuse prevention reassigned.
Three DIGs, eight SSPs and one SP have been transferred subject to Police Commission approval, with the head of child and women abuse prevention reassigned.
Constable attached to the payments division is accused of misappropriating reward fund cash; CCIB investigation ordered by IGP Priyantha Weerasooriya.
Speaker announces select committee chaired by Minister Abayarathna; Ravi Karunanayake among cross-party members tasked with strengthening electoral integrity.
NDF MP says seven of ten fraudulent transactions occurred under CBSL's Public Debt Department before the January transition to the new Treasury PDMO.
Opposition Leader meets activist Ashan Kottewatta in custody, calls arrest a rights violation and accuses NPP of partisan capture of Divisional Secretariats.
Speaker tells Parliament the Bill can still pass with a simple majority once the offending clause is amended at committee stage; tax reform package proceeds.
Sri Lanka's MFA voiced grave concern over recent West Asia hostilities and attacks on energy infrastructure, urging restraint and constructive dialogue.
Crime Investigation Bureau seized over 2g of Ice from a conductor at the SLTB Teldeniya Depot; supplier also taken into custody.
SJB MP Dayasiri Jayasekara questions Speaker's housing; PM Harini confirms a second government apartment is held alongside the official residence.
Pakistan High Commissioner Major Gen. Nayyar Naseer met Defence Secretary Sampath Thuyacontha at the Ministry of Defence to discuss bilateral cooperation.
Five-judge bench led by Chief Justice Surasena confirms death penalty against Swiss Kumar and three others for the 2015 Punkuduthivu schoolgirl killing.
G.L. Peiris and Namal Rajapaksa say AKD's May Day verdict remarks attacked judicial independence; Justice Minister and Cabinet Spokesman reject the criticism.
Former Auditor General Gamini Wijesinghe leads four new members sworn in before Speaker Wickramaratne under Section 9 of the National Audit Act.
BASL says President Dissanayake's reference at the May Day rally to a forthcoming court ruling risks eroding public confidence in judicial independence.
Cabinet Spokesperson Jayatissa rejects pressure on Suriyapperuma, saying he initiated CID and CERT referrals himself and holds no dual citizenship.
Colombo Magistrate orders Chandrasena's release on Rs. 500,000 cash bail and three Rs. 10 million sureties despite Bribery Commission opposition.
CIABOC arrests two constables accused of soliciting Rs. 200,000 to drop charges against an April 19 crystal methamphetamine suspect; both remanded to May 12.
STF, wildlife and Air Force units seize a six-foot leopard skin, deer skin and live rounds at an Attawilluwa property leased from a former DIG.
Jayatissa says the Treasury cyber theft complaint was filed by the External Resources DG, not late MP Ranga Rajapaksha, and warns of legal action.
Revised Grade 6 modules go to print this month, teacher training begins June; PM and Education Minister Harini Amarasuriya confirms the timeline.
India confirms batik centres, neonatal unit and specialist health facilities will launch under the Rs. 2.37bn Eastern Province MoU framework.
Canadian envoy Isabelle Martin met ITAK MPs from Batticaloa and Ampara on livelihoods, education and human rights in Sri Lanka's Eastern Province.
Judge Mohamed Mihal orders the arrest of a witness who failed to appear in the corruption case against former Trade Minister Johnston Fernando and two others.
Joint Opposition meeting at G.L. Peiris's residence finalised a May 10 Matara rally; Dilan Perera urged Sajith to lead the whole opposition, not just the SJB.