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Two more held after Lankan nationals’ arrest in Bengaluru
Continuing the investigation into the arrest of three Sri Lankan nationals involved in murder cases, the Central Crime Branch (CCB) team has arrested two suspects who were allegedly funding them and making arrangements to send them to a foreign country on Indian passports.
The arrested have been identified as ASK Mansur Ali, a resident of Chennai, and Anbalagan M, a resident of Vivekangar in Bengaluru. The police have recovered Rs 57 lakh in cash from Ali, who is alleged to be a drug dealer while seizing 65 passports from Anbalagan, a passport agent.
The CCB police had arrested three Sri Lankans from an apartment in Yelahanka and investigations had revealed that two of them were involved in supari (contract) killings there and one had five murder cases against him, while the other had four, the Indian Express reported.
“The accused were arrested based on the information provided by one Jai Paramesh, who sheltered the Sri Lankan nationals in the city. Paramesh received funds in cash and through online sources from Ali to arrange shelter for them. Paramesh was also trying to get Indian passports for the three foreigners with the help of Anbalagan. Both Ali and Anbalagan have been taken into police custody till September 1,” the police said, adding that the Sri Lankans had come in contact with Ali through Jalal, who is absconding.
The Chartered Computer Institute of Sri Lanka was established in 1976 as the premier and sole body representing professionals in the Information and Communication Technology sector in Sri Lanka. It has recognized the importance of establishing the Sri Lanka Chartered Computer Association as the main professional organization to act on behalf of the interests of professionals representing the computer sector in Sri Lanka, which should be treated equally with other professional organizations that have obtained chartered status and other formal recognition.
Accordingly, taking into account a resolution furnished by the Hon. President, the Cabinet of Ministers has decided to grant policy approval for the establishment of the Chartered Computer Institute of Sri Lanka and to instruct the Legal Draftsman to prepare a draft bill in line with the proposed objectives.
it has become essential to introduce appropriate revisions to the Drug Dependent Persons (Treatment and Rehabilitation) Act No 54 of 2007 so that a proper formal mechanism can be maintained in treatment and rehabilitation.
Accordingly, considering a resolution forwarded by the Minister of Public Security and Parliamentary Affairs, the Cabinet of Ministers decided to grant the policy approval to revise the Drug Dependent Persons (Treatment and Rehabilitation) Act No 54 of 2007 and direct the Legal Draftsman to formulate a draft bill including the relevant amendments.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved the resolution furnished by the Minister of Agriculture, Livestock, Lands and Irrigation to appoint Mrs. O. T. M. I. Thilakarathne, the senior most officer in Sri Lanka Surveyors’ Service serving as an Additional Surveyor General of that Department to the Post of Surveyor General that will be vacant from 20.08.2026.
Charted Computer Institute of Sri Lanka to be established
Drug Dependent Persons (Treatment and Rehabilitation) Act No 54 of 2007 to be amendmend
Mrs. O. T. M. I. Thilakarathne appointed to the Post of Surveyor General
Purchase of 600 buses for intercity / long distance services of the Sri Lanka Transport Board
Protection of Historical, Cultural, and Traditional Intellectual Property related to the Kandy Esala Perahera
Development of roads which are not under the Road Development Authority
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