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Times Online
sundaytimes.lk > online > news-online > IGP-orders-investigation-into-investigation-on-drug-detection > 2-1152283

IGP orders investigation into investigation on drug detection

2+ day, 9+ hour ago   (208+ words) The Inspector General of Police Priyantha Weerasooriya, has instructed the Police Special Investigation Unit to conduct an inquiry into the manner the investigation conducted into the detection of drugs in a container at the Colombo Port. Last week police on…...

Sri Lanka
sundaytimes.lk > 260712 > news > drugs-and-house-break-ins-propel-grave-crimes-past-4000-a-month-648933.html

Drugs and house break-ins propel grave crimes past 4,000 a month

2+ mon, 1+ day ago   (224+ words) Sri Lanka recorded an increase in reported grave crimes during the first five months of 2026, with May registering the highest number of incidents, while the number of cases solved by police declined steadily. According to the Police Department’s latest monthly…...

Sri Lanka
sundaytimes.lk > 260712 > news > uk-paid-for-travel-ranils-lawyer-demands-probe-into-rs16-6mn-claim-648932.html

UK paid for travel: Ranil’s lawyer demands probe into Rs16.6mn claim

2+ mon, 1+ day ago   (154+ words) Former President Wickremesinghe appeared in court this week Both former President Wickremesinghe and former President’s Secretary Saman Ekanayake, who have been named as suspects in the case, were present in court. The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) informed court that investigations…...

Sri Lanka
sundaytimes.lk > 260628 > columns > you-of-all-people-will-know-justice-must-not-only-appear-to-be-done-it-must-be-done-as-well-647617.html

You of all people will know justice must not only appear to be done, it must be done as well

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (661+ words) I know I am writing to you at a time of great distress but I thought I must. That is after we heard the news that your offspring, along with Charith from the ‘telephone’ party, had been detained on charges…...

Sri Lanka
sundaytimes.lk > 260628 > news > govt-to-seek-foreign-forensic-assistance-for-dna-identification-of-chemmani-remains-says-justice-minister-647566.html

Govt. to seek foreign forensic assistance for DNA identification of Chemmani remains, says Justice minister

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (478+ words) The government will seek international forensic assistance for the DNAidentification of human remains recovered at the Chemmani mass grave once excavations are completed, a senior government Minister told Parliament this week. Responding to a question raised in Parliament on Thursday…...

Times Online
sundaytimes.lk > online > business > Ceylon-Green-Life-Plantation-expands-internationally-with-Malaysia-greenhouse-venture > 10-1152009

Ceylon Green Life Plantation expands internationally with Malaysia greenhouse venture

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (175+ words) My beloved brother, Don Ranjith Asoka Kottege, Chartered Accountant and Attorney-at-Law, devoted husband, loving father, cherished grandfather, and dear brother, passed away on Friday, 5 June 2026. Former private secretary to former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Sugeeshwara Bandara, arrested over allegations of a…...

Sri Lanka
sundaytimes.lk > 260614 > news > leopard-teeth-jewellery-among-items-seized-from-store-645520.html

Leopard teeth jewellery among items seized from store

2+ mon, 4+ week ago   (197+ words) A man making jewellery items from body parts of dead wild animals including leopard teeth, was arrested by the Yatiyantota Wildlife Department in Bulathkohupitiya. He claimed that the items would dispel evil spirits. The suspect’s jewellery store sold rings, necklaces,…...

Times Online
sundaytimes.lk > online > news-online > Woman-arrested-for-online-brand-scam-totaling-over-Rs-426-000 > 2-1151918

Woman arrested for online brand scam totaling over Rs. 426, 000

3+ mon, 3+ day ago   (230+ words) A 28-year-old woman has been arrested by the Computer Crime Investigation Division's North-Western Province Sub-Unit on charges of defrauding more than Rs. 426, 000. Police said the suspect had allegedly posed as a representative of a leading brand and contacted victims over…...

Times Online
sundaytimes.lk > online > news-online > AG-agrees-to-charge-criminal-monks-under-lay-names-if-disrobed-by-sects > 2-1151914

AG agrees to charge criminal monks under lay names if disrobed by sects

3+ mon, 3+ day ago   (174+ words) Attorney General Parinda Ranasinghe has agreed to file charges against Buddhist monks arrested over various crimes under the names listed on their birth certificates, provided the respective sect (nikaya) of such monks take steps to disrobe them. The agreement between…...

Sri Lanka
sundaytimes.lk > 260607 > news > cid-drops-legal-action-against-maithree-644929.html

CID drops legal action against Maithree

3+ mon, 6+ day ago   (186+ words) The Sunday Times learns that the CID has informed the Attorney General that there is not enough evidence to bring charges against Ms Wickramasinghe. CID drops legal action against Maithree The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has decided not to pursue legal…...