Aloysius’ forgotten Apple Password: Commission says use memory or deal with implications
Anuja Premaratne PC sought permission from the Commission to allow his client, Arjun Aloysius to purchase a sim card with the same mobile number which he has handed over to the digital forensic investigators attached to the Treasury Bond Commission.
The Attorney General’s panel assisting the Commission objected to the application, saying that Aloysius has not cooperated with the investigators.
They said that they will be able to provide Aloysius’s mobile phone within 48 hours, if Aloysius cooperates with them and give his Apple User Account name and password to the investigators. ASG Yasantha Kodagoda pointed out to the Commission that Aloysius has lied to the investigators when he was giving statements. He also said optimal measures will be taken, if Aloysius will not give his Apple user account password to the Commission. “We are going to get into the Aloysius’ Apple User Account somehow.” ASG Kodagoda said. He also pointed out that “forgetting the password” is “not an excuse.”
Justice Jayawardena told Aloysius’s lawyer either his client may have to recall his lost memory and come up with the password, or deal with the inconvenience.
Meanwhile, Arjun Mahendran’s legal counsel Chanaka de Silva requested permission from the Commission to purchase a new mobile phone and a new sim card.
Commissioner Justice Jayawardena said Mahendran does not need to seek permission of the Commission for such a purchase.
President’s Counsel Anuja Premaratne yesterday made a submission to the Presidential Commission of Inquiry investigating into the Treasury bond issue to represent Arjun Aloysius, the former CEO of the Perpetual Treasuries Limited. Aloysius was previously represented by President’s Counsel Kalinga Indratissa who later withdrew and is presently representing Perpetual Capital Holdings at the Treasury Bond Commission.
(Source: Daily News – By Amali Mallawarachchi)
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as with most internet security id the forgotten ids can be retrieved by the user Aloysius should be taken for income tax fraud and racketeering. His tax records he ought to submit as to how much alcohol was manufactured and how many tons of biomass wa fermented.
“On January 21, Karunanayake told EconomyNext that the estimated loss on tax unpaid alcohol was over 60 billion rupees, though he gave a more conservative 50 billion rupee figure in a revised budget a week later. Tax rates have also been systematically increased in recent budgets.”
this is a lot of money and how much does Aloysius was responsible for this default. Over the years toddy production has declined dramatically and most hard liquor producers are dependent on doctored potable alcohol. The idea of hamilla vats and this like that is all bogus for gal is as good as any other concoction marketed by any produced by either the distilleries corporation. add a few drops coconut oil to potalble alcohol to make pol arrack!.
Anyway the inland revenue ought to investigate Aloysius dealings that should be accounted for the last rupee and not 10,000 and it will take years for the magnitude of al0ysius dealings ramifies the Sri Lankan economy and one hopes that hon SB is on Alysius’s pay
Arjun Aloysius is a fearless entrepreneur.
As all entrepreneur’s do, AA will carefully dissect Tax Laws and pursue opportunities for effective utilisation of monetary resources.
An example of a similar entrepreneur is the man in the big chair in the Sudu Gedara in US.
The Govt has massive resources in the public sector for enforcement of Tax laws.
Unfortunately, 99.99% of public servants are glorified peons who turn-up for work in tax-payer funded cars at 11.00AM and leave at 2.00PM to pick up school kids.