He was asked to show cause as to why the Supreme Court should not impose punishment on him on October 7. 10 million much earlier, leaving last man Nilantha Jayewardene to face the Supreme Court alone on contempt charges. 65 million to the Office of Reparations as set up by the Supreme Court. Finally, it was ‘all’s well that ends well’, as the Supreme Court closed the last remaining case of the former SDIG Nilantha Jayawardena and set him free. However, the Supreme Court rescheduled the case for November 18 to review the compensation distribution scheme for victims of the Easter blast tragedy.

Source: Sunday Times October 13, 2024 16:31 UTC