Minister of Public Security and Parliamentary Affairs, Ananda Wijepala, states that steps will be taken to establish a separate salary structure for the Police Department in the next year’s budget.
Speaking in the Parliament today (28), the Minister confirmed that plans have been made for this initiative. He also emphasized that no salary reductions have been imposed on police officers or public servants and that, after several years, measures have been taken to increase their basic salaries.
Currently, the basic salary of a police constable is Rs. 29,540, which will be increased to Rs. 44,293 this year. Additional salary increments for various ranks are as follows, according to the minister:
“Furthermore, the basic salary of a police constable, currently Rs. 29,540, will increase to Rs. 44,293 in this year, Rs. 46,921 in 2026, and Rs. 49,550 in 2027. Additionally, all related allowances will also be increased accordingly,†he said.
Skype, the video calling platform that made headlines in the early 2000s, may finally be…
The tax burden on individuals providing services to foreign countries while residing in Sri Lanka…
Sri Lanka’s export earnings for January 2025 were recorded at USD 1.334 billion, marking a…
Sri Lanka’s variety of attractions in a compact destination as well as a new casino…
The Supreme Court has ordered the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) to pay annual interests for…
The overall rate of inflation, as measured by the Colombo Consumer Price Index (CCPI) on…