Former Law and Order Minister ready to spill the beans on Sirisena

25 Nov, 2018

Former Law and Order Minister Sagala Ratnayake today warned that he is prepared to spill the beans on President Maithripala Sirisena if he continues ti make?baseless allegations.

Ratnayake tweeted saying as a responsible Cabinet minister, he has never spoken in public about instances in which the President?interfered in high-profile investigations.

“But if these wild allegations continue, I will be forced to divulge details on who interfered, when, where and how,” he said.

He also said that if there was corruption during the past 3.5 years as alleged by the President today, then the head of the unity Government and the Cabinet, has equally to share the blame.

“We welcome the appointment of a Presidential Commission but insist the President is not made immune to the investigations himself,” he said. (Colombo Gazette)

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