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Easter attacks : Cardinal Malcolm seeks dismissal of Suresh Sallay’s petition
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Easter attacks : Cardinal Malcolm seeks dismissal of Suresh Sallay’s petition

July 16, 2026·1 min read
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  1. 01Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith filed a petition to intervene in a court case.
  2. 02He is opposing Suresh Sallay's legal petition.
  3. 03Ranjith urged dismissal to protect ongoing investigations.
  4. 04Suresh Sallay seeks to nullify his detention under PTA.
  5. 05Sallay claims the detention order is unlawful.
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Archbishop of Colombo, His Eminence, Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith has filed an intervening petition before the Court of Appeal, requesting permission to make submissions in the case filed against former State Intelligence Service Director Suresh Sallay.  The Cardinal has urged the Court to dismiss a petition filed by Suresh Sallay and stressed that ongoing investigations by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) should not be obstructed. Sallay has filed a petition seeking a writ order to nullify the detention directive issued under the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA), which authorized the CID to detain and question him.  He argues that the detention order is unlawful and should be rendered invalid. (Newswire) The post Easter attacks : Cardinal Malcolm seeks dismissal of Suresh Sallay’s petition appeared first on Newswire.

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