NPC to appoint committee to probe attack on HNDA students

NPC to appoint committee to probe attack on HNDA students

November 2, 2015   10:41 am

A three member committee will be appointed by the National Police Commission to investigate into attack on the Higher National Diplomas in Accountancy (HNDA) students in Colombo, a source said.


Five members including the Chairman of the Commission were appointed by the President on the recommendations of the  Constitutional Council earlier.  


Senior Professor of Sociology of the University of Colombo Prof. Siri Hettige has been appointed as the Chairman of the Commission.  The other members  of the commission are P.H. Manatunga, Savithree Wijesekara, Y. L,M. Zawahir and Anton Jeyanadan.


The NPC is an Independent body established under the 19th amendment  to the Constitution  vested with powers of appointment, transfers, promotions, control of discipline and dismissal of all ranks of police officers except  IGP.  


The NPC has also powers to entertain and investigate public complaints against police officers or the police force from the public or any aggrieved parties  and provide  relief to them.

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