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Parliamentarian Karunanayake questioned by anti-corruption investigators
MP Ravi Karunanayake has appeared before Sri Lanka's anti-corruption authority for questioning in connection with an ongoing investigation. The parliamentary figure's appearance marks another development in the Commission's probe into alleged misconduct.
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Ravi Karunanayake, a sitting member of parliament, presented himself before the Bribery Commission on Tuesday to assist with investigations into allegations under its purview. The nature of the specific allegations and duration of the questioning have not been disclosed by the anti-corruption body.
The Commission, responsible for investigating corruption-related offences in Sri Lanka, has intensified its operations in recent months as public scrutiny of political conduct remains elevated. Parliamentary figures have periodically appeared before the authority as part of various inquiries.
Karunanayake's appearance underscores the ongoing investigative activities targeting high-profile political figures. The Bribery Commission maintains strict confidentiality protocols regarding active cases and witness statements during investigation phases.
No charges have been filed at this stage, and the investigation remains ongoing. The Commission typically concludes preliminary questioning phases before determining whether formal proceedings will be initiated.