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Deadline for proposals to develop Mattala Airport extended by another month – Sri Lanka Mirror – Right to Know. Power to Change

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June 21, 2026
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OCEAN LANKA MARKS 30 YEARS, SETTING THE STAGE FOR ITS NEXT ERA OF INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH


Jeffrey Mohamed, recognized because the alleged mastermind behind a scheme to switch US {dollars} in another country below the guise of importing items, has been arrested by the Monetary Investigation Division.

Investigations have revealed that, from 2023 to the current, he allegedly transferred greater than Rs. 210 billion, equal to greater than US$700 million, to overseas international locations by unlawful means.

The existence of a racket involving the switch of US {dollars} overseas below the pretext of importing items was not too long ago disclosed in Parliament by the Minister of Public Safety, Ananda Wijepala.

Subsequent investigations performed by the Monetary Crimes Investigation Division revealed that the operation had been functioning since 2023.

Investigators additionally discovered that the funds had been remitted by an organization generally known as A.Y Funding, which operates within the Colombo Fort space.

Additional inquiries uncovered {that a} man named Jeffrey Mohamed had been performing as a director of the corporate and was allegedly accountable for finishing up the operation.

It has additionally been revealed that a number of main importers in Colombo allegedly used his providers to fraudulently switch US {dollars} abroad, import items, and thereby deprive the federal government of considerable customs income.

Details about the suspect first got here to mild following the arrest of a drug trafficker and subsequent questioning by investigators.

Accordingly, investigators uncovered data suggesting that main drug traffickers in Sri Lanka had additionally been utilizing this particular person to switch overseas the proceeds generated from their unlawful actions.

The suspect was arrested on Friday (nineteenth) by officers of the Monetary Crimes Investigation Division whereas he was allegedly hiding in a home inside a housing complicated in Negombo.

Police suspect that, for the needs of this operation, the suspect opened and used financial institution accounts within the names of 36 people with restricted literacy and that he might have acquired help from sure financial institution officers.

The suspect has reportedly said that he acquired a fee of two rupees for each US greenback transferred.

Following his manufacturing earlier than the Colombo Chief Justice of the Peace’s Court docket yesterday (twentieth), police obtained permission to detain and query him for seven days.

Investigating officers have additionally taken into custody a number of ultra-luxury motor autos price greater than Rs. 200 million, that are believed to have been bought by the suspect utilizing proceeds from the operation.

In the meantime, police said {that a} particular investigation has been launched into the businesspersons who performed transactions with him.



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