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Chief Justice blames Atorney General, IGP and CID chief
(Lanka-e-News, September 30, 2008, 12.05 PM) The Chief Justice Sarath N. Silva reprimanded the Attorney General, the Inspector General of Police, the Director of Criminal Investigation Department and the Bribery or Corruption Investigation Commission for not ignoring the Supreme Court directive on former Treasury Secretary Dr. P.B. Jayasundara.
The Supreme Court made this reprimand when a fundamental rights petition filed by Presidential Adviser Vasudewa Nanayakkara and Licensed Accountant Nihal Sri Amarasekara was considered. The petition was on not implementing law against Dr. Jayasundara who was ordered to pay Rs. 500,000 for causing a financial damage to the state.

The Chief Justice stated that the CID Director has to resign from the post since he failed to act in accordance with the Supreme Court directive. He further said that Attorney General, the Inspector General of Police, the Director of Criminal Investigation Department and the Bribery or Corruption Investigation Commission have committed a serious crime by not implementing Supreme Court order.
The petition was considered by a panel of judges comprised of Chief Justice Sarath N. Silva, justices Ms. Shirani Thilakawardhana and Nimal Gamini Amarathunga. The Solicitor General appearing for the Attorney General stated that he would not appear for Dr. Jayasundara in this case.
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How did Chief Justice become the chief attack-dog for UNP/LTTE..........? A Justice with a gand plan to be a PC chief minister on UNP ticket......?
Posted By: Sisira K Gamage
Good job Chief, When the court has found some one guilty of something don wrong, it must not be defined by your status like age, race, poor, or rich, finally Sri Lanka is going in the write direction on justice system. How the hell Jyasundara is still work in the government of Sri Lanka, it means President too is involved in some Bull S? However going forward people who are responsible to carry out court Oder now responsible for Bribery Jayasundara , I do not like to call the fool Dr. I hope this case will not go underground. Thanks Chief Justice you are doing a good job for our country. Anura
Posted By: Anura Yapabandara
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