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Mar 16, 202407:21 AM
17 police officers including SDIGs transferred; CID gets new director
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A total of 17 senior police officers including Senior Deputy Generals of Police (SDIGs) have been transferred with immediate effect.

 

The transfers were made under the directives of Inspector General of Police (IGP) Deshabandu Tennakoon, pursuant to a decision made by the National Police Commission.

 

Among the transferred officers are 8 Senior Deputy Generals of Police (SDIGs), one Deputy General of Police (DIG), 8 Senior Superintendent of Police (SSPs) and one Superintendent of Police (SP).

 

Notably, SSP E.M.M.S. Dehideniya, who was serving as the Officer-in-Charge (OIC) of the Mount Lavinia Police Division has been moved to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) as its director.

 

Meanwhile, current DIG director SSP K.G.A.K. Piyasekara has been transferred to lead the Kalutara Police Division.

 

The list of transferred police officers is as follows:

 

1. SDIG W. L. A. S. Priyantha Weerasuriya – From Crimes and Traffic Division to the North Central Province

 

2. SDIG S. C. Medawatta – From Southern Province to Training & Higher Training Division

 

3. SDIG R. L. Kodituwakku – From Support Service Division to Crimes and Traffic Division

 

4. SDIG M. D. R. S. Daminda – From North Central Province to Support Service Division

 

5. SDIG K. P. M. Gunaratna – From Northern Province to Western Province

 

6. SDIG K. V. D. A. J. Karavita – From Training & Higher Training Division to Community Police, Tourism & Investment Division

 

7. SDIG S. W. M. Senaratne – From Community Police, Tourism & Investment Division to Southern Province

 

8.SDIG T. C. A. Dhanapala – From Special Branch to Northern Province

 

9. DIG N. L. C. Sampath Kumara – From Badulla Division to Special Branch

 

10. SSP B. M. A. Bandaranayaka – From Negombo Division to Kandy Division

 

11. SSP A. G. U. C. Herath – From Police Headquarters (Private Assistant to DIG - Administration) to Kurunegala Division

 

12. SSP E. M. M. S. Dehideniya – From Mount Lavinia Division to Criminal Investigation Department (Director)

 

13. SSP B. A. E. Prasanna – From Kalutara Division to Mount Lavinia Division

 

14. SSL C. K. Rathnayake – From Kandy Division to Panadura Division

 

15. SSP P.M.D.U.B. Palihawadana – From Theldeniya Division to Kandy Division (DIG)

 

16. SSP K.G.A.K. Piyasekara – From CID (Director) to Kalutara Division

 

17. SSP W.M.S. Wedage – From Panadura Division to Theldeniya Division

 

18. SP T. H. E. L. Perera (Negombo Division) – Appointed as Negombo Division OIC

 

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