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Public servants gagged

Public servants gagged - no opinions on social media

by Zulfick Farzan 27-09-2022 | 8:59 PM

COLOMBO (News 1st) - Sri Lanka's Ministry of Public Administration has noted that expressing opinions on social media by a public officer without following the proper provisions of the Establishments Code shall be consituted as an offense.

A statement noted that such offense shall lead to disciplinary action.

Refer full statement below: 

 

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