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The police investigations into the case against ITN News and Current Affairs Deputy General Manager Sudharman

Radaliyagoda and two other suspects have now been handed over to the Peliyagoda Special Crimes Division from Colombo Fraud Investigations Bureau, the Peliyagoda police informed Colombo Fort Magistrate today.

In this case Mr. Sudharman Radaliyagoda had been named as the main suspect over his alleged involvement in providing a forged document to two scrap iron traders to obtain 1,828 tonnes of scrap iron. The other two suspects J.A. Asoka Perera and M. K. M. Anil Tilak Bandara were charged for allegedly tendering a forged document to the Sri Lanka Telecom that was alleged to have been given to them by Mr. Radaliyagoda to obtain 1828 tonnes of scrap iron.

Mr. Radaliyagoda was not present in court today despite the court order, the police was ordered to arrest him.

Report “grease devils” in Facebook

Certain fake Facebook accounts are being used to spread false rumors regarding the prevailing situation in the country, according to the Sri Lanka Computer Emergency Response Team.

We have received numerous complaints regarding such fake accounts, Senior Engineer (Security) of the SLCERT Rohana Palliyaguruge said.

The Computer Emergency Response Team requests the public to report such counterfeit accounts which have been created in Facebook, the social-networking website, so they can be blocked.

Accounts created under the name “Grease Yaka” have also been reported, Mr. Palliyaguruge told Ada Derana.

He requested Facebook users to directly report these “Grease Yaka” accounts to the Facebook Company, “Because giving unwanted publicity to these incidents could pose a threat to national security.”

As not only any one individual but the entire society could be harmed through this, these false accounts should be reported by Facebook users themselves, he pointed out.