Manusha Nanayakkara Leaves CID After Six-Hour Statement on Employment Issue

Former Minister Manusha Nanayakkara concluded a six-hour session at the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) today (January 21) after providing a statement.

Nanayakkara arrived at the CID around 9:00 AM to address inquiries regarding allegations related to facilitating employment opportunities for Sri Lankans in South Korea. The investigation reportedly examines aspects of the recruitment process and its adherence to established regulations.

Sources indicate that the former minister was cooperative during the questioning, though specific details of the statement have not been disclosed.

The issue has drawn significant public and media attention, with calls for transparency in the facilitation of overseas employment for Sri Lankan citizens.

Nanayakkara, known for his tenure as a minister focused on labor and foreign employment, has yet to issue a formal statement to the press regarding his appearance at the CID.