website hit counter
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Tuesday, April 21, 2026

HomeNewsWhen Will Batalanda Commission Report Be Debated in Parliament? Timeline Announced

When Will Batalanda Commission Report Be Debated in Parliament? Timeline Announced

When Will Batalanda Commission Report Be Debated in Parliament? Timeline Announced

spot_img

The Parliamentary Communications Department has announced that the debate on the ‘Batalanda’ Commission report will commence on 10 April.

Acting Director of Communications of Parliament, Jayalath Perera, stated that the debate will take place in two stages.

“From 11:30 AM to 5:30 PM, the debate on the ‘Report of the Commission of Inquiry into the Establishment and Maintenance of Places of Unlawful Detention and Torture Chambers at the Batalanda Housing Scheme,’ which was tabled in Parliament on 14 March, will take place. Another date in May has been allocated to continue this as a two-day debate,” he said.

The report was presented to Parliament on 14 March by Leader of the House, Minister Bimal Ratnayake. At the time, Ratnayake confirmed that a two-day debate would be held and revealed that President Anura Kumara Dissanayake had made a policy decision through the Cabinet to take action on the report.

He further stated that the government had decided to forward the report to the Attorney General for legal review. Additionally, a Presidential Committee has been appointed to provide guidance and recommendations on future actions.

spot_img

Latest articles

Govt Won’t Impose Power Cuts Due to Public Resistance: Sujeewa

The Government is refraining from imposing power cuts despite the need to do so,...

Outrage After Israeli Soldier Seen Destroying Jesus Statue in Lebanon

The Israel Defense Forces has confirmed the authenticity of a photograph showing one of...

“Don’t stop at 2009, probe coal imports from ’89” – Namal Rajapaksa

Namal Rajapaksa has questioned the scope of the Government’s ongoing commission of inquiry into...

Transport Ministry Launches Low-Floor Inclusive Bus Pilot

A transformative leap in public transport begins tomorrow (21), as a low-floor priority bus...

More like this

Govt Won’t Impose Power Cuts Due to Public Resistance: Sujeewa

The Government is refraining from imposing power cuts despite the need to do so,...

“Don’t stop at 2009, probe coal imports from ’89” – Namal Rajapaksa

Namal Rajapaksa has questioned the scope of the Government’s ongoing commission of inquiry into...

Transport Ministry Launches Low-Floor Inclusive Bus Pilot

A transformative leap in public transport begins tomorrow (21), as a low-floor priority bus...