Former Labour and Foreign Employment Minister Manusha Nanayakkara has been summoned to appear before the Financial Crimes Investigation Division’s Bribery and Corruption Investigation Unit on Wednesday (August 20) police sources said.
The inquiry, conducted under the provisions of the 2006 Money Laundering Prevention (Amendment) Act No. 40 of 2011, seeks to examine assets allegedly acquired by the former Minister during his tenure, a senior police officer said.
The probe was initiated following a complaint lodged with the unit by the Chairman of the Citizens’ Force Against Corruption and Misuse, alleging illicit enrichment and corruption.