Businessman accused of paying dividends to Dulanjalee in fake notes

Businessman accused of paying dividends to Dulanjalee in fake notes

March 26, 2014   12:28 pm

Sources have revealed that a garment businessman named Rolick Augustus Krishantha Perera had allegedly given the forged Rs.5000 notes worth Rs.2 million to UNP MP Sajith Premadasas sister Dulanjalee Premadasa.

 

Apart from the Rs. 2 million which Dulanjalee attempted to deposit at a private bank in Colombo 7, police found 471 Rs.5000 notes at his house as well as the machine used to forge the currency.

 

Dulanjalee and her husband had invested in Pereras garment business and were given this sum of money as the returns on their investment.

 

The businessman in question had maintained a close relationship with the couple.

 

Although the bank staff stated that MPs sister had acted in an aggressive manner when she was informed that the money had been forged, no information regarding her involvement in this forgery racket has been uncovered yet, police stated.

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