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Compensation received by politicians for torched homes during ‘Aragalaya’ revealed
Feb 06, 202504:34 PM
Compensation received by politicians for torched homes during ‘Aragalaya’ revealed
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Minister Nalinda Jayatissa today revealed in Parliament a list of 43 names of Members of Parliament and former MPs who have allegedly received compensation from the government for torched and damaged properties during the ‘Aragalaya’ period in 2022 as well as the compensation received by them.

 

He further claimed that the total amount of the compensation received by 43 parliamentarians, former ministers and former MPs is over Rs. 1.224 billion.

 

“We too saw in the media in those days that some Divisional Secretaries and District Secretaries were pressured to overestimate the compensation,” Minister Jayatissa said. 

 

“Usually the maximum compensation that can be given in our country, even if it is a natural disaster or a complete loss, is Rs 2.5 million.”

 

“But this is how those in power have taken this compensation,” he said.

 

Accordingly, the minister read out the following list of names and compensations amounts in the House today:  

 

1. Kapila Nuwan Athukorala – Rs 504,000

 

2. Wimalaweera Dissanayake – Rs 550,000

 

3. Geetha Kumarasinghe - Rs 972,000           

 

4. Janaka Thissakuttiarachchi – Rs 1,143,000  

 

5. Gunapala Rathnasekara – Rs 1,412,780   

 

6. Premnath C. Dolawatte - Rs 2.3 million

 

7. Piyankara Jayaratne – Rs 2,348,000   

 

8. Sampath Athukorala – Rs 2,540,610  

 

9. Jayantha Ketagoda – Rs 2,814,800           

 

10. Wimal Weerawansa - Rs 2,954,000

 

11. Prof. Channa Jayasumana - Rs 3,334,000  

 

12. Akila Ellawala - Rs 3,554,250  

 

13. Chamal Rajapaksa - Rs 6,539,374

 

14. Chandima Weerakkody - Rs 6,948,800   

 

15. Ashoka Priyantha - Rs 7,295,000   

 

16. Samanpriya Herath – Rs 10.52 million

 

17. Janaka Bandara Tennakoon – Rs 10.55 million 

 

18. Rohitha Abeygunawardhana – Rs 11.64 million

 

19. Dr. Seetha Arambepola - Rs 13.78 million

 

20. Sahan Pradeep – Rs 17.13 million

 

21. Shehan Semasinghe – Rs 18.51 million

 

22. Indika Anuruddha – Rs 19.55 million 

 

23. Milan Jayathilaka – Rs 22. 3 million

 

24. Dr. Ramesh Pathirana – Rs 28.1 million 

 

25. Duminda Dissanayake – Rs 28.8 million

 

26. Kanaka Herath – Rs 29.2 million

 

27. D. B. Herath – Rs 32.1 million

 

28. Prasanna Ranaweera – Rs 32.7 million

 

29. W. D. Weerasingha – Rs 37.2 million

 

30. Shantha Bandara – Rs 39.1 million

 

31. S. M. Chandrasena – Rs 43.8 million

 

32. Sanath Nishantha – Rs 42.7 million

 

33. Siripala Gamlath – Rs 50.9 million

 

34. Arundika Fernando- Rs 55.2 million

 

35. Sumith Udukumbura - Rs 55.9 million 

 

36. Prasanna Ranatunga- Rs 56.1 million

 

37. Kokila Gunawardena- Rs 58.7 million 

 

38. Mohan De Silva – Rs. 60.1 million

 

39. Nimal Lanza – Rs 69.2 million

 

40. Ali Sabri Raheem – Rs 70.9 million

 

41. Gamini Lokuge – Rs. 74.9 million

 

42. Johnston Fernando – Rs 93. 4 million

 

43. Keheliya Rambukwella – Rs 95.9 million

 

 

 

 

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