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Four New Supreme Court Justices Sworn In

Four New Supreme Court Justices Sworn In

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Four newly appointed Supreme Court Justices were sworn in before President Anura Kumara Dissanayake this morning (12) at the Presidential Secretariat.

Court of Appeal Justices R.M.S. Rajakaruna, Menaka Wijesundara, Sampath B. Abeykoon, and M.S.K.B. Wijeratne took their oaths as Supreme Court Justices during the ceremony presided over by the President.

The Secretary to the President, Nandika Sanath Kumanayake, was also in attendance at the occasion.

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