-By Sanjaya Dasanayake
(Lanka-e-News -02.Feb.2025, 11.30 PM) Former president Mahinda Rajapaksa and his elder son Namal Rajapaksa have strongly tried to prevent the billionaire businessman Nimal Perera from testifying against Namal Rajapaksa in the high court case.
Nimal Perera who is a strong accomplice in the case of criminal use of 70 million rupees filed by the Attorney General against the Member of Parliament Namal Rajapakse recently,
According to the report, the two have made this effort through their former close associate billionaire businessman Dhammika Perera, who is a close friend of Nimal Perera.
Businessman Nimal Perera, a witness in the famous 'Krrish Project' financial fraud case against Namal Rajapaksa and also in the case of the famous French Airbus deal.
Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa has asked Dhammika Perera to get Nimal Perera to refrain from testifying against his elder son Namal. Dhammika has promised the former President that he will inform Nimal Perera about the matter.
The Podujana Eksath Peramuna, led by Mahinda Rajapaksa, initially announced that Dhammika Perera was nominated as their party candidate for the last presidential election. But Dhammika Perera’s presidential dream was dashed by Namal, becoming the presidential candidate at the last minute. So Dhammika Perera was disappointed and angry.
Rajapaksa camp completely collapsed after the Presidential election, and Dammika was waiting for a time to take revenge on the Rajapaksa family. His best friend, Nimal Perera, allowed him to do so. So, Dammika urged his friend Nimal Perera to give evidence against Namal Rajapaksa without succumbing to any influence.
According to Rajapaksa insiders, Namal Rajapaksa is now scared and disturbed to learn that he is in serious trouble after Dhammika Perera did not favorably respond to his father’s request. This incident has also seriously affected the health of former president Mahinda Rajapaksa, who is now ill.
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