Lawless Lackeys - Dilith, Nalaka and Namal
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Though the Sunday Times repeatedly named SEC Chairman, Nalaka Godahewa as the person involved in the Krissh deal bribery payoffs, Nalaka Godahewa has not denied the allegation. Nor did he explain why he was sacked from the Boards of UDA, Colombo Land and Lanka Hospitals.
How can such a person continue to function as the Head of the Regulator, the SEC ? Former respected persons Indrani Sugathadasa and Thilak Karunarathne resigned from this post for reasons of high principles. On the other hand, Nalaka Godahewa without denying serious allegations of bribery and corruption, continues as Chairman SEC, though a much tainted man.
It is a shame that Newspapers such as the Ceylon Today of Tiran Alles and DailyFT of Nisthar Casssim are trying to boost up the image of Nalaka Godahewa and have covered-up and not reported investigations into the Krissh deal, though writing plenty editorials on corruption. These persons are described as high net worth persons to mislead the public.
Nalaka Godahewa was orchestrated into the position of Chairman SEC by a cabal led by Dilith Jayaweera in the face of pending investigations into Share deals, which are now buried. Dilith Jayaweera and Nalaka Godahewa are buddies in business, earning commissions, including from Harry Jayawardena on the sale of Lanka Hospitals Shares to Fortis.
Crocodile tears of Dilith Jayaweera and his lackeys on milk castigating Fonterra for the benefit of Ranjith page and Cargills has been, whilst Dilith Jayaweera and his lackeys have maintained an absolute silence on the far more grave matter of the Waliweriya water pollution and the people dying for water. Why this silence by these master manipulators ?
Ranjith Page and Dilith Jayaweera are known to have had dealings before on the Majestic City problems with the UDA. Ranjith Page and Cargills are awaiting for a banking license from the Central Bank. Dilith Jayaweera would be wanting advertising on Triad and Derana from Ranjith Page.
It is well-known that Dilith Jayaweera and his lackeys have compromised Namal to cover-up the deals in the Stock Exchange and Krissh, etc., which had angered Secretary Defense, whose name is peddled by these lackeys for private gain.
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- Created On Wednesday, 21 August 2013 08:58
- Category: General
Though the Sunday Times repeatedly named SEC Chairman, Nalaka Godahewa as the person involved in the Krissh deal bribery payoffs, Nalaka Godahewa has not denied the allegation. Nor did he explain why he was sacked from the Boards of UDA, Colombo Land and Lanka Hospitals.How can such a person continue to function as the Head of the Regulator, the SEC ? Former respected persons Indrani Sugathadasa and Thilak Karunarathne resigned from this post for reasons of high principles. On the other hand, Nalaka Godahewa without denying serious allegations of bribery and corruption, continues as Chairman SEC, though a much tainted man.
It is a shame that Newspapers such as the Ceylon Today of Tiran Alles and DailyFT of Nisthar Casssim are trying to boost up the image of Nalaka Godahewa and have covered-up and not reported investigations into the Krissh deal, though writing plenty editorials on corruption. These persons are described as high net worth persons to mislead the public.
Nalaka Godahewa was orchestrated into the position of Chairman SEC by a cabal led by Dilith Jayaweera in the face of pending investigations into Share deals, which are now buried. Dilith Jayaweera and Nalaka Godahewa are buddies in business, earning commissions, including from Harry Jayawardena on the sale of Lanka Hospitals Shares to Fortis.
Crocodile tears of Dilith Jayaweera and his lackeys on milk castigating Fonterra for the benefit of Ranjith page and Cargills has been, whilst Dilith Jayaweera and his lackeys have maintained an absolute silence on the far more grave matter of the Waliweriya water pollution and the people dying for water. Why this silence by these master manipulators ?
Ranjith Page and Dilith Jayaweera are known to have had dealings before on the Majestic City problems with the UDA. Ranjith Page and Cargills are awaiting for a banking license from the Central Bank. Dilith Jayaweera would be wanting advertising on Triad and Derana from Ranjith Page.
It is well-known that Dilith Jayaweera and his lackeys have compromised Namal to cover-up the deals in the Stock Exchange and Krissh, etc., which had angered Secretary Defense, whose name is peddled by these lackeys for private gain.
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Nalaka Godahewa, the top official whose name transpired in the secret pay-off pertaining to the Krrish development project in Colombo, last week stepped down from the Colombo Land and Development Co (CLND) which he chaired.
An official statement from the company said Prof. Krishan Deheragoda has taken over as the new chairman with effect from July 19.
The company said Dr. Godahewa stepped down to make way for a full-time chairman. When asked, one of the Singapore shareholders of the CLND, told the Business Times, “It is a personal decision by him. He felt he needed to step down.”
The company said Dr. Godahewa stepped down to make way for a full-time chairman. When asked, one of the Singapore shareholders of the CLND, told the Business Times, “It is a personal decision by him. He felt he needed to step down.”
Other sources however said the official who is the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission and a director in some other private companies had exited the CLND due to pressure related to the 400-million rupee payoff in which some other powerful personalities have also been implicated.
Dr. Godahewa, when contacted by the Business Times by telephone this week after several failed efforts earlier, declined to comment on any of the developments. The Business Times also learns that he has not been re-appointed to the Urban Development Board (UDA) of Management. Of the other three government-appointed directors, Jayantha Wickremasinghe and Rohan Seneviratne were re-appointed when their term ended some weeks back while UDA chairman Nimal Perera continues as his term has not ended as yet. All three sans Dr. Godahewa were present at the last UDA meeting on July 10 while the next meeting is scheduled for August 7.
The Business Times learns that the Rs. 400 million had gone into the account of a state agency and then surreptitiously drawn by ‘interested’ parties and this is the focus of the Finance Ministry probe.
It is also learnt that part of the money taken as a ‘commission’ has been returned due to pressure from the political hierarchy a few days before the Business Times exclusively reported the story.
Meanwhile Dr. Godahewa’s Executive Secretary at the SEC, Janssi Kuhanesan, is also a consultant at Krrish, according to her profile on Linkin, the social networking website. She joined SEC in September 2012 – the same time Dr. Godahewa was appointed at the SEC, after being board secretary at Sri Lanka Tourism which was chaired by him at the time.
