Former SLPP Minster Pavithra Wanniarachchi was subjected to an extensive interrogation lasting over three hours as part of an inquiry into official coal procurement processes. The questioning focused on decision-making protocols and administrative practices surrounding state energy sector purchases.
The session, which spanned more than three hours, examined procedural steps and oversight mechanisms implemented during key coal purchasing cycles. Authorities sought clarification regarding contract approvals, supplier selection, and compliance with established energy procurement guidelines.
Key Developments
- Pavithra underwent formal questioning lasting over three hours regarding past coal procurement deals.
- Investigators focused on procedural compliance, administrative oversight, and decision-making processes.
- The session reflects ongoing efforts to examine fuel purchasing practices and public energy sector transactions.
The investigation into energy sector acquisitions highlights increasing scrutiny over state supply contracts and financial governance within public fuel procurement operations.