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Annual loss of Rs. 2 billion; three companies express willingness to partner with Mattala Airport – Sri Lanka Mirror – Right to Know. Power to Change

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OCEAN LANKA MARKS 30 YEARS, SETTING THE STAGE FOR ITS NEXT ERA OF INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH


Police investigations have revealed that the gunman and the motorcyclist who carried out the homicide of Shriran Kosala de Silva, the supervisor of the Singer showroom in Ambalangoda, had coordinated the killing whereas staying at a home stated to belong to a former senior police officer.

The home is reportedly positioned within the Ankumbura space of Kandy.

It is usually reported that the suspects had fled by the point police groups arrived on the premises.

The supervisor of the Ambalangoda showroom was shot lifeless contained in the premises on 22 December.

A number of groups performed investigations into the incident, throughout which the Police Particular Job Drive arrested two individuals in Kiribathgoda and Makola in current days.

The suspects said that they’d supplied transport services for the gunmen to flee and had coordinated their actions.

It was additionally revealed that this had been completed on the directions of Karandeniya Sudda, who’s at the moment hiding abroad.

Subsequently, in a joint investigation by the Police Particular Job Drive and the Galle Divisional Crimes Unit, three extra suspects have been arrested, together with the lady who had equipped the firearms used within the homicide.

She was arrested within the Hikkaduwa space together with the pistol and revolver allegedly used within the killing.

Interrogations of the arrested suspects have revealed that the gunman and the motorcyclist had arrived on the related luxurious home in Ankumbura, Kandy, on the seventh and stayed there till the twenty first.

It’s additional reported that after coming to Ambalangoda on 22 December and committing the homicide, the 2 suspects fled again to the identical luxurious home in Ankumbura, Kandy.

When police carried out a search operation on the home, the gunman and the motorcyclist had already fled.

Police investigations have revealed that the homicide was carried out collectively by the criminals referred to as Kosgoda Suji, Gotha Asanka, Karandeniya Sudda, his brother Karandeniya Raju, Dola and Dasun Manawadu.

Nonetheless, police state that the motive for the homicide was the shut affiliation maintained by the sufferer, Kosala, with Uragaha Michael, the principle rival of Kosgoda Suji.



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