Night club ban on Mervyn`s son lifted
This is an old story, just came across this when I searched his name. I was recently at a club and he was there and he had started some fight and then I remembered how was he out, I thought he had been banned from going out, but then I realized that was long ago.
I think for all these ministers kids they should ban them, not too long ago he had beaten up some guy at white horse this pub in navam mawatha. There is something called cnl here and he wasn’t allowed in for some reason so he deicded to beat up one of the organisers after that when he had found out or seen him at this white horse.
This is just absurd, people like us who have nothing to do with these also get into unnecessary trouble because of them. It’s like when they terrorised that place sopranos near clanys. They couldn’t get into the place clancys which they had a problem with so they destroyed the inoccent place next to it which had nothing to do with it. They harassed the guests there, stole their phones and jewellery, destoyed the bar and so on, and walked free. A friend had been there and they are now terrified to go anywhere, they used to go to this place as this type of people didn’t come there but after what happened even decent places they are scared to go to as these poeple will come there for some stupid reason and bash it up.
Who the hell is going to put a stop to this ????
Nimal
The Colombo High Court yesterday (2) lifted the ban imposed on the son of Deputy Minister Mervin Silva, Malaka, on visiting night clubs. He has been given the Court`s permission to visit and freely move about in night clubs from December 15 to January 15.
Malaka Silva, a son of Deputy Minister Mervin Silva, was arrested by the police after an incident at a night spot where he is alleged to have assaulted policemen.
Counsel for Malaka Silva pleaded with the court yesterday to lift the ban on him during the festive season.
High Court Judge Rohinin Perera allowed the application subject to a bond for Rs.50,000 being entered into with the Malaka`s father. Court ruled that the bonded amount will be confiscated by the Court in case of an incident of the breach of the peace by the Deputy Minister`s son.
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Rs 12 lakes from Foreign Employment Bureau to the Deputy Minister and son on foreign tour
[26th September,2005 - 13:30 S.L.T)
According to an official of the Ministry of Labour, a sum of Rs 11,79,000 has been given to Deputy Minister Mr Mervin Silva, his son Mr Malaka Silva and his private secretary on last Friday for an official foreign tour.
He stated that Rs 639,000 was allocated for 3 air-tickets in Business class and a sum of Rs 540,000 for other expenses.
While the Deputy Minister and his son left on 24th morning and private secretary has left early morning yesterday, he further stated. They are scheduled to visit Jordan, Lebanon and United Arab Republic.
Comment by lankabuzz — February 16, 2007 @ 7:54 am
Police probe on Minister’s son
Deputy minister Mervyn Silva (photo KS Udayakumar)
Minister’s son is accused of assaulting police officers
Sri Lanka’s courts have ordered police to report on the progress of the investigations against a son of a deputy minister, who allegedly assaulted police officers.
Colombo Fort magistrate Sarath C Karunarathne also issued notice to Officer In Charge (OIC), Crime Branch, of the Colombo Fort police to appear before the courts on 05 August.
The magistrate issued the orders after reviewing a report by the police on the incident.
Deputy Minister Mervyn Silva’s son, Malaka Silva and two others were released by the police on bail on Monday without producing them before the courts.
The three were accused of preventing police from carrying out duty and attempting to shoot the officers who raided the night club in Taj Samudra Hotel on 24 July.
Police constable Lasantha of the Narcotics Bureau has been admitted to the hospital after the assault, police said.
Police Inspector (IP) Prabhath Balasingham has stated in his testimony that the police left the hotel to prevent any eventuality after they were assaulted by a drunken group.
But the Inspector General of Police (IGP), has told the journalists that there was no evidence to prove that the group led by minister’s carried any firearms.
It is believed that the police officers are angry about their chief’s remarks.
Comment by lankabuzz — February 16, 2007 @ 7:54 am
Ban on visits to Social Clubs after 7.00 p.m. for Deputy Minister’s son
[14th October,2005 - 12:50 S.L.T)
Colombo high court judge Ms Rohini Perera yesterday (13) banned visiting the social clubs in the city after 7.00 p.m. This ban was imposed on Mr Malaka de Silva. He is the son of Deputy Minister Mr Mervin Silva.
Earlier Mr Malaka de Silva was discharged on a bail of rupees five lakhs on a charge against him filed by the National Narcotics Bureau. Mr Silva had played havoc at a raid in a Colombo club when the Bureau officials raided the place.
The magistrate has warned the accused for any repetition of the act at any club in the city. She has further stated that he would be taken into custody along with his counterpart cancelling the bail.
Comment by Nimal — February 16, 2007 @ 7:55 am
malaka is a lovely guy!!
Comment by Anonymous — February 26, 2008 @ 3:28 am
i agree..i met him once and he’s so cool.
Comment by Anonymous — February 26, 2008 @ 3:29 am