Central Bank Bond Commission report handed over to President
The final report of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry (PCoI) into the Bond Issuance of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka has been handed over to President Maithripala Sirisena today.
“The Report on the Treasury Bond Inquiry by the Presidential Commission of Inquiry was officially handed over to me, a short while ago,” the President tweeted.
The Commission’s Chairman Justice K.T. Chitrasiri handed over the report and two other members of the Commission, Justice P S Jayawardene and retired Deputy Auditor General, V Kandasamy were present together with the Secretary to the Commission, S Udugamsuriya. Secretary to the President, Austin Fernando was also present on this occasion.
Meanwhile, informed sources said that the President was expected to hand over the report to the Attorney General’s Department.
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No offence has been committed. Everybody is vindicated.
I agre No offense has been committed by any body ,there is only vague allegation that offenses were commited
Personal corruption in Sri Lanka is at a new high. This has lead to SL being classified as among 4 most corrupt countries in the world.
Citizens including leaders should be accountable for their wealth.
How can a politician with nil business interests build a house for LKR 115m?
How can a Public Servant living off a Govt salary afford to renew the BMW used by his wife, every year?
Life Style Auditing is an effective means of identifying accountability for wealth.
The procedure however, should be undertaken by persons of extreme integrity.