Talking in the parliament, Dissanayake further said that taking after such an open deliberation, a parliamentary select panel likewise could be delegated to investigate the matter.
Dissanayake likewise said that Deputy Solicitor General Wasantha Navaratna Bandara, amid a meeting where the Prime Minister was additionally in participation,
had declared that a criminal body of evidence could be recorded against Avant-Garde skimming ordnance, under the Prevention of Terrorism Act, Firearms Ordinance and Explosives Act.
Amid the same meeting, Foreign Minister Mangala Samaraweera said that cases ought not be documented in view of the Prevention of Terrorism Act, subsequent to the administration has reservations on it, Dissanayake reviewed.
Dissanayake scrutinized the Attorney General's announcement that the examinations on drifting ordnance must be led under the Money Laundering Act, saying that the AG is attempting to pull back the criminal cases that could be recorded.
Be that as it may, Prime Minister Wickremesinghe kept up that the AG has not been affected by political powers. The AG did not arrange the suspension of examinations, Wickremasighe asserted.
