Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Hharsha De Silva is to testify before the Presidential Commission of Inquiry appointed to investigate the controversial Central Bank bond issue on April 26, Commission sources said.
Former Governor of the Central Bank Arjuna Mahendran also expected to be summoned before the Commission to testify shortly.
The mandate of the commission was extended further three months last month. Former Supreme Court judges K.T. Chithrasiri, P.S. Jayawardena and Rtd. Deputy Auditor General K. Velupillai are members of the commission.
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