President Appoints Members to NPC, Lalith Ekanayake Named Chairman

President Ranil Wickremesinghe has taken a significant step towards strengthening law enforcement in Sri Lanka by appointing members to the National Police Commission (NPC). The President’s Media Division recently announced the appointment of Lalith Ekanayake, a retired High Court Judge, as the Chairman of the NPC.

The National Police Commission plays a crucial role in ensuring the accountability and professionalism of the Sri Lankan Police Force. By appointing Ekanayake, an experienced legal professional, as the Chairman, President Wickremesinghe aims to enhance the commission’s effectiveness and promote transparency in police operations.

As a retired High Court Judge, Lalith Ekanayake brings a wealth of legal expertise and knowledge to his new role. His appointment is expected to bolster the commission’s ability to address issues related to law enforcement, misconduct, and the protection of citizens’ rights.

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