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Attorney General requests to dismiss Johnston’s writ petition!

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The Attorney General has requested the Court of Appeal to dismiss the writ petition filed by former Minister Johnston Fernando without hearing it.

Judges of the Court of Appeal Sobhitha Rajakaruna and Dhammika Ganepola heard the petition today (09).

Speaking on behalf of the Attorney General, Additional Solicitor General Vikum de Abrew said that the petition could not proceed as the Fort Magistrate’s Court had issued a warrant for the arrest of the Minister.

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