Former Minister Basil Rajapaksa and Thirukumar Nadesan ordered to appear before High Court

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Former Minister Basil Rajapaksa and Thirukumar Nadesan were yesterday ordered to appear before the High Court when noticed after being indicted by the Gampaha High Court in relation to the Malwana residence.

The case in connection with the 16-acre plot of land with a luxury two-storeyed house at Mapitigama, Malwana, came up for hearing before Pugoda Magistrate and Additional District Judge yesterday.

Mr Rajapaksa and Mr Nadesan, husband of former Deputy Minister Nirupama Rajapaksa have been cited as the first and second respondents respectively in this case.

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