Former MP Sri Ranga arrested

Former MP Sri Ranga arrested

March 17, 2023   05:37 pm

Former Member of Parliament J. Sri Ranga has been arrested by the Police for coercing witnesses.

Sri Ranga was reportedly arrested while receiving treatment at the Colombo South Teaching Hospital in Kalubowila for influencing witnesses over an accident that took place in Vavuniya in 2011.

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