Private tutor arrested for sexually abusing schoolgirls further remanded

Private tutor arrested for sexually abusing schoolgirls further remanded

June 9, 2023   01:43 pm

The private tuition class teacher arrested for sexually abusing 16 female students in Kalutara has been further remanded until 23 June.

The suspect was arrested on 11 May when he arrived at the Kalutara Divisional Bureau for Prevention of Abuse and Children to record a statement pertaining to the matter.

Probes were carried out into the incident after it was brought to light when the tutor’s wife filed a complaint with the Kalutara North Police alleging that her husband was involved in extramarital relationships, after she had gone through her husband’s laptop and found a bunch of video recordings of him sexually abusing schoolgirls.

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