Aluthgamage re-remanded

A Buddhist monk is seen blessing UPFA MP Mahindananda Aluthgamage by tying Pirith threads on the hand, after he was released on bail by the Colombo Chief Magistrate today. The MP was arrested on charges of money laundering. Pix by

MP Mahindananda Aluthgamage's son has been arrested by the Kirulapone Police last night on charges of driving under influence of liquor. Police said, Kanishka Aluthgamage was arrested in Kirulapone and has been released on police bail. ...

By Shanika Sriyananda The anti-corruption commission will grill former Sports Minister and Parliamentarian Mahindananda Aluthgamage on Thursday over the alleged misuse of State funds and abuse of power pertaining to the procurement of lands in ...

The Bribery Commission today filed action against former Sports Minister Mahindananda Aluthgamage for allegedly using state funds to import game boards worth over Rs.53.1 million to be distributed in the run up to the 2015 Presidential Election ...

UNP parliamentarian Ananda Aluthgamage said Mahindananda Aluthgamage and Keheliya Rambukwella of the Joint Opposition (JO) had been trying hard to join the government, but their attempt was not successful, as no corrupt persons are allowed to join ...

BY SHAAHIDAH RIZA United Peoples Freedom Alliance (UPFA) MP Mahindananda Aluthgamage who is also an active member of the Joint Opposition (JO) noted that President Maithripala Sirisena has allowed the latter to function as long as they adhere to ...

by Ashanthi Warunasuriya Gotabhaya Rajapaksa will be the next presidential candidate if the executive presidency is not abolished, MP Mahindananda Aluthgamage says. Pointing out the serious damage the government has done to the country within just ...

, 9:25 am By Norman Palihawadana In an operation conducted by Kirulapone police on Saturday close to midnight, six drunk drivers were taken into custody and released on police bail. Among the suspects was the son of former UPFA Minister ...

One could be forgiven for thinking that Mahinda Rajapaksa and co. had got wind of a government decision to grant voting rights to expatriate Lankans. If not he and his acolytes would not have conducted themselves the way they did in South Korea.