Ranjan arrives at SC over contempt of court charges

Ranjan arrives at SC over contempt of court charges

January 28, 2019   10:32 am

State Minister Ranjan Ramanayake has arrived at the Supreme Court to over contempt of court charges, stated Ada Derana reporter.

The case was filed against Ramanayake over Contempt of Court charges for allegedly making a controversial statement regarding the composition of the Supreme Court judge bench hearing the petitions filed against the dissolution of Parliament.

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