General11 April 2026

CID probe sought into coal imports

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The Presidential Secretariat filed a complaint with the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) this morning (11) seeking a formal inquiry into coal imports dating back to 2009.

The Presidential Media Division states that this move follows audit reports and parliamentary discussions highlighting potential irregularities in the coal procurement process.

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