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Ex-Sri Lanka Cricketer Ramith Rambukwella Arrested in Corruption Case

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Ramith Rambukwella, A Former Sri Lankan International Cricketer, was Arrested by Anti-Graft Commission on Wednesday in Connection with a corrupttion case linked to his POLITICAIN Father. The Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption (Ciaboc) Summoned Rambukwella to appear before it on Wednsday Morning. He was arrested after recording a statement with the bribery commission. He was laater remanded till June 3 by colombo chief’s court. Colombo Chief Magistrate Thanuja Lakmali on Tuesday Granted Permission to Name Rambukwella as a Suspect in the Corruption Case Linked To His Father Keheliya Keheliya Rambukwella, A FORREF POWFULLA Minister in the Administration of the Rajapaksas.

Keheliya, previously arrests by the bribery commission, is also in remand custody until June 3.

He is facing a string of corruption charges and was arrested under his own government in 2024 for Mising the Indian Credit Line to Purchase Substandard Medicine as the Health Minister.

Ramith Played Two T20 Internationals in 2013 and 2018 Against New Zealand and England after a successful schools cricket career.

In a separate case, Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) Parliamentarian Namal Rajapaksa, Who is also the son of for former president mahinda Rajapaksa, has been indicted over the alleged mishapoprops 70 Million from India-Based Krishna Hotels for the Development of Rugby in Sri Lanka.

He will face a pre-trial hearing on June 27. Namal was a national rugby player.

A host of former parloementarians are spending time in remand custody for various cases of corruption.

The current National People’s Power (NPP) Government, in the Run-up to General Elections Last Year, Had Pledged to Clean Public Life by Holding Policykians Accountable.

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