Now that his ally Mangala is on a re-instating position of his previous ministry post, Sripathi has come to a climax in his political career. There are clear rumours that he will be sitting in the opposition in a future parliamentary session, and to be joining the UNP in reply to the favour of Mr. K. N. Choxy being his defendant in the trials.
Former minister Sripathi Suriarachchi, who was freed on the 30th of April after being remanded for over a couple months, is planning to file a case against the DIG of the CID Prathapasinghe, ASP Gajasinghe, CI Vishwanadan and IP Induka de Silva, who has apparently written a statement which Sripathy did not make at the CID, asking compensation for the hazard they caused him by making false and baseless charges.
Suriarachchi said that his lawyers will carry the letters of demand to all those respective persons asking for a sum of 500 million from each of them.
Meanwhile he also said that he would send letters of demand to the Lake House, Dinamina Editor and journalist who wrote the article under the headline "Sripathy's disciple a tiger" and the Upali group of companies and its editor asking a sum of 500 million rupees from each of them, for publishing articles that tarnishes his image.
He also said that he was still receiving death threats after being freed by the Avissawella Magistrate stating that there was no base to file such a case.
Wonder how the Avissawella courts was able to release him while the Aluthkade couldn't...
Former minister Sripathi Suriarachchi, who was freed on the 30th of April after being remanded for over a couple months, is planning to file a case against the DIG of the CID Prathapasinghe, ASP Gajasinghe, CI Vishwanadan and IP Induka de Silva, who has apparently written a statement which Sripathy did not make at the CID, asking compensation for the hazard they caused him by making false and baseless charges.
Suriarachchi said that his lawyers will carry the letters of demand to all those respective persons asking for a sum of 500 million from each of them.
Meanwhile he also said that he would send letters of demand to the Lake House, Dinamina Editor and journalist who wrote the article under the headline "Sripathy's disciple a tiger" and the Upali group of companies and its editor asking a sum of 500 million rupees from each of them, for publishing articles that tarnishes his image.
He also said that he was still receiving death threats after being freed by the Avissawella Magistrate stating that there was no base to file such a case.
Wonder how the Avissawella courts was able to release him while the Aluthkade couldn't...
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