RAW helps FCID to search Rajapaksa transactions 

 Dec 20, 2015

The Indian government has pledged to help to search the corruptions amounting to billions during the Rajapaksa regime committed by his family and his allies.

The chief of the FCID Ravi Waidyalankara, DIG CID Ravi Senevirathna and additional solicitor general Lasantha Kodagoda has left to India to obtain the help of the Indian intelligence wing RAW.

 

The discussion is said to be successful and investigations are conducted to ascertain how much money has been dispatched through India.

 

It is said that evidences has been found about many illegal money transaction deals are committed complying the illegal financial money laundering act prevailing in Sri Lanka.

 

From this joint inquiry it is investigated in search of a mainstream businessmen related to the Rajapaksa family and a relative of Rajapaksa working in the Sri Lankan High Commission in India connected to this financial rackets.

 

However the United States has also said that it would render its support for the investigations of the illegal financial earnings of the Rajapaksa era. Senior human rights lawyer J.C. Weliamuna is conducting the coordination.