Court Blocks Rambukwella’s Occupation of Luxury Houses

News Today: Rambukwella luxury houses court prohibition order issued amidst bribery investigation, properties sealed until December 2024.

The Colombo High Court has issued a prohibitory order preventing Ramith Rambukwella, son of former Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwella, from occupying two luxury houses until December 19th, 2024. The properties, located in a luxury housing complex in Colpetty, were purchased for 80 million and 65 million rupees, respectively.

This court ruling follows a request from the Bribery Commission, which is conducting an ongoing investigation into the acquisition of these properties. The Commission informed the court that these luxury homes might be linked to financial irregularities, prompting a request to restrict their use.

As part of the legal proceedings, the court accepted the investigators’ request and prohibited Rambukwella from utilizing the properties. The court’s decision ensures that the houses remain unoccupied while the investigation proceeds, with the order remaining in effect until December 2024.

This case has captured public attention, raising concerns about potential financial misconduct. As the investigation unfolds, more details may emerge regarding the acquisition and use of these properties.