SIS chief files complaint with CID against Nalin Bandara

SIS chief files complaint with CID against Nalin Bandara

March 19, 2021   04:38 pm

State Intelligence Service (SIS) chief Maj. Gen. Suresh Sallay has lodged a complaint with the CID stating that MP Nalin Bandara has made baseless and false statements regarding him. 

The CID are investigating into the complaint which was submitted in writing yesterday (18), Police spokesman DIG Ajith Rohana said, adding that the SIS chief recorded a statement with the CID today.

In the complaint, the SIS chief says that MP Nalin Bandara had made baseless allegations against him during a press conference on March 17 and that this statement could pose a threat to his life as well as his family members.

The Police Spokesman said that a team from the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) led by an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) is already investigating this complaint.

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