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Sri Lanka's organised crime bill faces 20 petitions in Supreme Court

Sri Lanka's organised crime bill faces 20 petitions in Supreme Court

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Sri Lanka's controversial Prevention of Organised Crimes Bill is before the Supreme Court after 20 petitions were filed challenging its constitutionality. Deputy Speaker Rizvi Salih told Parliament on Tuesday that the Speaker had received copies of the petitions, which were filed under Article 121(1).

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    COLOMBO : Sri Lanka's controversial Prevention of Organised Crimes Bill has faced 20 petitions in the Supreme Court challenging its constitutionality, Deputy Speaker Rizvi Salih told Parliament on Tuesday. Salih said the Speaker had received copies of the petitions filed under Article 121(1) of the…

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COLOMBO : Sri Lanka's controversial Prevention of Organised Crimes Bill has faced 20 petitions in the Supreme Court challenging its constitutionality, Deputy Speaker Rizvi Salih told Parliament on Tuesday. Salih said the Speaker had received copies of the petitions filed under Article 121(1) of the…

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Sri Lanka's organised crime bill faces 20 petitions in Supreme Court

COLOMBO : Sri Lanka's controversial Prevention of Organised Crimes Bill has faced 20 petitions in the Supreme Court challenging its constitutionality, Deputy Speaker Rizvi Salih told Parliament on Tuesday. Salih said the Speaker had received copies of the petitions filed under Article 121(1) of the…

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