එයාර් බස් ගනුදෙනුවට අදාලව, නාමල් රාජපක්ෂ ⁣හෙට (28) ස්ථිර ත්‍රිපුද්ගල මහාධිකරණයට ඉදිරිපත් කරන තෙක් බන්ධනාගාරයේ රඳවා තැබීමට අධිකරණයෙන් නියෝග

Newswire reports that Colombo Chief Magistrate Asanga S. Bodaragama set February 11, 2027, for the next hearing in the money-laundering case involving Namal Rajapaksa and three others. Newswire says the Criminal Investigation Department’s Financial Crimes Division told the court that material from the investigation had been sent to the Attorney General for advice and asked for more time to receive guidance. The magistrate directed investigators to provide an update at the next hearing. Newsfirst and Hiru News (සිංහල) also report a February 11 return date, while WhatNews (සිංහල) says the Attorney General’s advice had not yet been received.

Newswire reports that the case concerns an allegation that Rs. 15 million from illicit sources was invested in N.R. Consultancy Company, in alleged breach of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. Newswire identifies the other defendants as Nithya Senani Samaranayake, Sujani Bogollagama and Sudarshana Bandara Ganegoda, and says the three attended court while Rajapaksa was not required to appear. Newswire says an Anti-Corruption Voice convener made a complaint to the Financial Crimes Division on July 28, 2015, prompting the investigation.

Daily Mirror reports that a three-judge High Court bench did not hear Rajapaksa’s bail application in the Airbus case because prosecutors were absent. Tamilmirror reports that a decision on a bail application was postponed but provides no further details in its teaser.

Sri Lanka Mirror reports that the Colombo Magistrate’s Court set November 3 to issue its decision on a bail application for Rajapaksa, whom it describes as being in remand custody over the alleged Krrish deal. Those reports concern a matter distinct from the Rs. 15 million money-laundering case described by Newswire.

Written automatically by AI from the outlets’ own reports, and not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original report is the authority.