Travel ban imposed on Johnston

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Colombo, October 10 (Daily Mirror) - The Colombo Fort Magistrate’s Court issued an order preventing former Parliamentarian Johnston Fernando from leaving the country in connection with an incident in which he allegedly used an unregistered luxury vehicle.

The CID, which is conducting investigations into the matter, informed the Colombo Fort Magistrate that the former Parliamentarian had used an imported vehicle with fake number plates for a period of two years. The CID also stated that Johnston Fernando had failed to appear before the CID despite being requested to do so for the purpose of recording a statement regarding the incident.

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melbournian Friday, 11 October 2024 04:10 AM

why the law is still waiting? should not it come on him in full force?

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Adwani Friday, 11 October 2024 05:18 AM

Keep on smiling guy, the days are numbered for you to keep smiling. You ordered the disruptions and that will disrupt your life.

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Ram P Friday, 11 October 2024 05:24 AM

Seek an arrest warrant from the Magistrate if the offence is such that arrest without a warrant is not possible

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You touch Jonny; you touch MR Friday, 11 October 2024 07:18 AM

Really????? This is news for us, we never heard during the last several decades! At last the world is moving in the right direction!

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Sambo Friday, 11 October 2024 08:04 AM

You are also here by charged for the non payment of liquor taxes, miss uses of government vehicles and corruption.

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Damith Friday, 11 October 2024 09:22 AM

Charging for hoarding over 300 gas cylinders at his Kurunegala office when the public were deprived of gas for cooking

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Seeya Friday, 11 October 2024 09:59 AM

If what they say is true of Shani Abeysekera and his CID work, this guy will have nowhere to hide this time. He will be made an example to all out there.

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