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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Janka23" data-source="post: 6155915" data-attributes="member: 256540">The Hicorp is managed by the son of a retired Air Force officer.In the same interview, Fonseka made a passing reference to the binocular deal and brushed aside the charges against his son-in-law. “I remember this company tendered for a binoculars deal but my son-in-law has nothing to do with this”, he stated. He also asserted categorically that the US-based company run by Danuna has had no involvement in Sri Lanka.Asian Tribune’s extensive investigations puncture Fonseka’s claims. Ruwinda who ran the SL operations of Hicorp is a very close friend of Danuna Tilakeratne. Our information is that both were directed to run the business ‘without exposing the General’.A question that needs to be closely examined is who had advised Danuna Tilakaratne to register the company in the US when the dealings were in Sri Lanka.Asian Tribune investigations point the needle of suspicion towards the former army chief.“Danuna registered and operated the company from USA with the influence and assistance from his wife, Anoma Fonseka and father-in-law Sarath Fonseka”, informed sources told AT. According to them, there were occasions when Anoma Fonseka called senior army officers and sought favours to promote her husband’s business of supplying arms and ammunitions.</blockquote>

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