Commission tells Champika he faces no coal-related allegations
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Former Energy Minister Patali Champika Ranawaka says members of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into coal-related matters have clearly informed him that he faces no allegations in connection with coal transactions. He made these rema...
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- —Former Energy Minister Patali Champika Ranawaka says members of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into coal-related matters have clearly informed him that he faces no allegations in connection with coal transactions.
- —He made these remarks while speaking to the media today (26) after appearing before the Presidential Commission of Inquiry investigating coal-related matters.
- —Ranawaka said [].
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