Committee chaired by retired SC judge to probe allegations by channel 4

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President Ranil Wickremesinghe has decided to appoint a committee chaired by a retired Supreme Court judge to inquire into the allegations made by Channel 4 on the Easter Sunday bombings.

The government also intends to appoint a Parliamentary Select Committee to investigate the allegation leveled by a former Attorney General

alleging that there is a mastermind behind the Easter attack, the President's Media Division said.

President Wickremesinghe noted that upon completion of the two investigations into the Easter attacks, the reports from the Parliamentary Select Committee & the Presidential Commission on the Easter bomb attack will be presented to parliament before any final decisions are made, the PMD said

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