An external investigation ordered by Parliament has concluded that no sexual harassment occurred involving a female employee of the Department of Information Systems and Management, according to a statement issued by the Parliamentary administration. The final report, prepared by retired High Court Judge Ms. Sujatha Alahapperuma, was submitted to Speaker Dr. Jagath Wickramaratne on November 24. The inquiry was initiated following a claim raised in the Chamber by MP Mujibur Rahman on January 7, 2025, alleging that the employee had been subjected to sexual harassment. An initial internal inquiry was conducted by Parliament, but the complainant expressed dissatisfaction with its…
No Sexual Harassment Found in Parliament Staff Case, Report Says
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