Maligakanda Magistrate Ms Lochani Abeywickrama ordered Mr Nimal Siripala de Silva, a chairman of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party, to appear before the court on the 26th regarding the incident where the offices of the Free People’s Alliance and the United People’s Freedom Alliance were allegedly shut out and locked. He was ordered to stay in his residence yesterday. Sri Lanka Latest News
The Magistrate accepted a request made by the lawyer Mr Priyantha Upali Amarasinghe, who appeared for Mr. Thilanga Sumathipala saying that although Mr. Nimal Siripala de Silva went to the residence address for several days to deliver the summons, he was not there and the private security guards who were there refused to accept the summons.
According to the personal complaint filed by the General Secretary of the United People’s Freedom Alliance and the Freedom National Alliance, Mr. Thilanga Sumathipala, a summons had been issued to Minister Nimal Siripala de Silva, a chairman of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party, to appear in court. did not appear.
In the meantime, Mr Thilanga Sumathipala filed another case in the Maligakanda Magistrate’s Court requesting that he be given the location of the head offices of the United People’s Freedom Alliance and the Freedom People’s Alliance.
Minister Nimal Siripala de Silva, a chairman of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party, has been named as the respondent in the private complaint filed by Thilanga Sumathipala.
Colombo 10 DB, which runs the offices of the Free People’s Alliance and the United People’s Freedom Alliance. Mr Thilanga Sumathiwala has filed this petition stating that the two security officers who were guarding the building located in Jaya Mawatha were inside the office building on the 5th when a group led by the respondent came and locked the building in such a way that it was impossible to enter.
