PM's secretary to Presidential Commission today

Prime Minister's Secretary Saman Ekanayake has been summoned to the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into Corruption and Corruption.

The inquiry was held to inquire into the complaint lodged with the Ministry of Agriculture regarding the building.

The building has been taken over by the Ministry of Agriculture under a lease agreement and it has been revealed at the Commission that Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has submitted the relevant cabinet paper to the Cabinet.

The Prime Minister's Secretary was issued notice to appear before the commission's police unit at 9 am.

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