A new investigation by The Examiner has raised fresh questions over SLPP MP Namal Rajapaksa’s admission to Sri Lanka Law College in 2009, alleging irregularities in the recognition and completeness of his academic qualifications. According to the report, Law College admitted Rajapaksa on the same day he submitted his application, despite City University of London — where Rajapaksa claimed to have completed his LLB — not being recognised by Law College at the time. An RTI response cited in the story shows the university was added to the approved list only on 15 October 2009, nearly three weeks after his…
Namal’s admission to Law College breaches entry rules, report claims
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