Chaminda Kularatne, the former Deputy Secretary-General of Parliament, appeared before Sri Lanka's anti-corruption commission today to provide a statement regarding an investigation into alleged misuse of official resources by the Speaker.
Chaminda Kularatne, who previously served as Deputy Secretary-General of Parliament, attended the Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption (CIABOC) to give a formal statement as part of an ongoing inquiry.
The investigation centers on a complaint filed by Kularatne and other parties concerning the alleged inappropriate use of parliamentary vehicles and official residences by the Speaker. The specific details of these allegations have not been publicly disclosed.
Kularatne's appearance at the CIABOC marks a significant development in the investigation. As a former senior parliamentary official, his testimony is likely to be considered crucial given his previous position and his role in filing the initial complaint that prompted the inquiry.
