Several high-ranking police officials have been transferred to new roles. These transfers, approved by the National Police Commission and pending approval from the Election Commission, reflect significant changes in leadership within key divisions.
Key Highlights:
- DIG Rohan Premaratne’s New Role:
The DIG previously in charge of the CID, Rohan Premaratne, has been appointed to oversee the Western Province (North), marking a pivotal shift in responsibilities. - Appointment of DIG P. Ampavila to CID:
DIG P. Ampavila has been transferred to the CID, assuming his new position as DIG. Prior to this, he supervised the Financial Intelligence Unit 02 at the Police Headquarters, managing investigations into money laundering, prohibited pyramid schemes, and virtual currencies. - Further Transfers within the Police:
DIG D.P. Chandrasiri, previously in charge of the Galle Range, has been reassigned to the Range Division, while DIG E.M.G.J. Seram has taken over Chandrasiri’s role as the new DIG of the Galle Range. - Change in Community Policing:
WDIG Bimshani Jasingarachchi, previously overseeing recruitment and training at Police Headquarters, has been transferred to manage the Community Policing and Environment Protection Range. - Election Commission’s Involvement:
The transfers have been approved by the National Police Commission but remain subject to final approval by the Election Commission of Sri Lanka, ensuring compliance with election regulations.
These new appointments bring significant changes to the leadership in various key police divisions, including CID and Community Policing, as Sri Lanka prepares for its 2024 General Election. The moves are intended to strengthen law enforcement capabilities across the country.
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