The Colombo Magistrate’s Court has set the next examination of evidence in the case against former State Minister Diana Gamage for February 16. The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) filed this case, accusing her of giving false information to the Controller General of Immigration and Emigration to get a passport and of living in Sri Lanka without a valid visa. Today, the case was heard by Colombo Additional Magistrate Lahiru Silva, who scheduled the next session for February 16, according to an Ada Derana reporter. Following the Attorney General's advice, the CID charged Gamage with seven offences under the Immigration and Emigration Act, alleging that she resided in Sri Lanka illegally and provided false details to obtain a passport between July 14, 2016, and November 1, 2020. Note: The Ada Derana Editorial team has decided to disable comments on all articles related to ongoing court cases due to legal restrictions. Copyright ©2026 Ada Derana. All rights reserved. Solution by Technology Partner Fortunacreatives.
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