March 09, Colombo (LNW): In a recent reshuffle within the Sri Lanka Police Force, four Senior Superintendents of Police (SSPs) have been promoted to the position of Acting Deputy Inspectors General (DIGs), effective immediately.
SSP M.N.S. Mendis has been assigned to serve as the Acting DIG for the Batticaloa District, where he will oversee law enforcement operations and ensure the maintenance of public order.
Meanwhile, SSP W.P.J. Senadheera has been appointed as the Acting DIG responsible for the Western Province Traffic Division, a role crucial for managing traffic-related challenges in the region.
In addition, SSP D.M.M.A.B. Mahagiriulla has been designated as the Acting DIG in charge of the Ratnapura District, a position that will require him to manage police affairs in the district, known for its vibrant agricultural and mining sectors.
Lastly, SSP K.M.U.P. Kaluapahana has been appointed as the Acting DIG for the Monaragala District, where he will be tasked with overseeing policing in a predominantly rural area.
Alongside these high-level appointments, the police force has also seen the transfer of five other SSPs, who will take on new responsibilities within different regions.
Additionally, 28 Officers in Charge (OICs) have been reassigned to new posts, further reshaping the leadership across the island’s police stations.
The police media division confirmed that these changes were made following the approval of the National Police Commission, underscoring the careful consideration and oversight involved in these appointments and transfers.
