Yoshitha Rajapaksa, son of  the former president,  arrived at the Police Financial Crimes Investigation Division to provide a statement on Friday,  following a court order.

Yoshitha Rajapaksa was summoned over allegations made that he had intervened to purchase lands surrounding a house in Mihindu Mawatha, Mount Lavinia said to belong to Shiranthi Rajapaksam  for a sum of Rs.50 million,  under the name of his grandmother.

Earlier, court informed Yoshitha Rajapaksa, and a woman said to be his grandmother,  to appear before the FCID on a day between April 4 and 9 to provide a statement in this regard. However, submitting a motion, they requested for a separate date to appear before the FCID and thereby arrived at the FCID on Friday, April 22.

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