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Sri Lanka Athletics Selection Committee members resign – Sri Lanka Mirror – Right to Know. Power to Change

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July 27, 2026
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Railway Department issues special notice

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


Kotte Municipal Councillor – Ms. V. A. Harshani Sandaruvani has lodged a grievance with the Fee to Examine Allegations of Bribery or Corruption (CIABOC) towards the main actual property firm Prime Lands (Pvt) Ltd.

The grievance alleges {that a} state-owned land of almost one acre, situated on Koswatta Highway, Nawala, which obtained on a 99-year lease in 1998 for cultivation functions, is presently being subdivided and bought by Prime Lands.

She claimed that the land was initially leased to Tamara Dissanayake, the spouse of former Minister S. B. Dissanayake.

The plan of the related land acquired in 1998, is proven beneath.

In accordance with the grievance, the land obtained by a written lease settlement, which initially lined round one acre, has presently been expanded to round 05 acres by the reclamation of surrounding low-lying areas.

Sandaruwani additional states that land reclamation work on the property had commenced in 1994 and that she had opposed the transfer again then as nicely.

She additional alleged that the entry street to the property, which was initially round 15 toes vast, had been expanded to about 20 toes by Prime Lands by the acquisition of sections of neighbouring properties at greater costs.

She claimed that the street was later carpeted by the present NPP-led authorities regardless of serving as an entry path to 03 different properties, and that the related residents had not agreed to switch possession of the street to the Kotte Municipal Council.

The councillor had additionally expressed suspicion that the carpeting of the street might have been carried out resulting from an alleged bribery association.

No municipal taxes paid for promotional boards

Sandaruwani had additional alleged that enormous promotional boards displaying the identify “THE FEW – NAWALA” had been put in by Prime Lands to market the property, and that it was revealed throughout a latest Kotte Municipal Council session that these boards have been displayed  with out paying the required taxes to the Kotte MC.

Chatting with ‘Sri Lanka Mirror’, Councillor Sandaruwani stated that Arosha Atapattu – Mayor of the NPP-led Kotte Municipal Council, had said that because the property had a deed, the subplots have been subsequently included into the Evaluation Tax register.

In the meantime, a number of extra events who had beforehand lodged comparable complaints calling for a CIABOC investigation, had additionally claimed that the deed for this state-owned land had been ready solely round 06 months in the past.

They stated a number of statements had already been recorded by investigators; nevertheless, no conclusive end result of the investigation has been reported to this point.

Land divided into 30 plots



In the meantime, Prime Lands has already commenced promoting the property by its official web site after dividing the land into 30 plots.

The minimal listed worth is Rs. 4.7 million per perch.

Possession of Prime Lands

Brahmanage Premalal is the Chairman of Prime Group, which owns Prime Lands (Pvt) Ltd.

Sandamini Perera serves because the Co-Chairperson, whereas Ruminda Randeniya is the Chief Government Officer (CEO).

The corporate’s Board of Administrators additionally consists of Nalinda Heenatigala, Anura Pathirage, Dinusha Fernando and Shehana Brahmanage.

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