Ananda Ratnayake
Ananda Ratnayake is the chairman of the Election Commission of Sri Lanka, responsible for overseeing the country's electoral processes. Recently, he has been in the news for convening heads of government institutions to address the proper use of state property during election periods, emphasizing the legal implications of misusing public resources as outlined in election laws.
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Sri Lanka:
Ananda Ratnayake, the chairman of the election commission, was informed to correct the errors in the constitution.
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Sri Lanka:
Ananda Ratnayake sent a letter to the presidential secretary to correct an error in the English translation of the constitution regarding the presidential term.
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Sri Lanka:
Ananda Ratnayake stated that new laws must be urgently passed by Parliament before conducting the provincial council elections.
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Sri Lanka:
Ananda Ratnayake stated that new laws must be urgently passed by Parliament before conducting the provincial council elections.
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Sri Lanka:
Ananda Ratnayake is the chairman of the Election Commission who announced the temporary suspension of all e-services.
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Sri Lanka:
Ananda Ratnayake, the chairman of the election commission, stated that legal action will be taken against 2433 candidates whose income and expenditure reports have been submitted improperly.
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Sri Lanka:
Ananda Ratnayake, the chairman of the election commission, stated that legal action will be taken against 2433 candidates whose income and expenditure reports have been submitted improperly.
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Sri Lanka:
Ananda Ratnayake, the chairman of the Election Commission, stated that the lists of members related to provincial councils have been gazetted.
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Sri Lanka:
Ananda Ratnayake, the chairman of the Election Commission, stated that the lists of members related to provincial councils have been gazetted.
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Sri Lanka:
Ananda Ratnayake stated that the lists of members will be published in a gazette.
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