The Supreme Court has sentenced Harsha Ilukpitiya, the Controller General of Immigration and Emigration, to two years of imprisonment after being found guilty of contempt of court.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday sentenced former Controller General of Immigration and Emigration Harsha Illukpitiya to two years' imprisonment for contempt of court after he disregarded an interim order relating to the suspension of Sri Lanka's e-visa process. The case stems from controversy surrounding the government's deal with VFS Global to manage the country's online visa system.
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