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Court Closes SDIG Waruna Jayasundara’s Petition Following AG’s Assurance

COLOMBO — The Court of Appeal today decided to conclude proceedings on a writ petition filed by Senior Deputy Inspector General of Police (SDIG) Waruna Jayasundara. The decision came after the Attorney General (AG) formally assured the court that there is currently no intention to arrest the senior officer.

The writ petition, which sought an order preventing Jayasundara’s arrest in connection with the ongoing Easter Sunday terrorist attack investigations, was heard before a two-judge bench comprising Justice Shashi Mahendran and Justice Aditya Patabendige.

Key Court Proceedings and Undertakings

• No Impending Arrest: The Deputy Solicitor General, appearing on behalf of the Attorney General, gave a formal undertaking to the bench that no decision has been made to arrest SDIG Jayasundara at this stage of the investigation. Consequently, the court ordered the suspension of all further proceedings regarding the petition.
• Transfer Recommendations: In previous hearings, the court had directed the Attorney General to explore the possibility of transferring Jayasundara to a different area. During today’s session, the Deputy Solicitor General confirmed that the Inspector General of Police (IGP) has already submitted the relevant transfer recommendations to the National Police Commission for consideration.