Chairman of Aura Lanka, businessman Viranjith Thambugala, has come under intense scrutiny after making a series of false claims, including purported academic titles and unverified medical expertise. Thambugala's controversial statements have raised concerns and sparked widespread debate, especially as he addressed a group of school children, with a video of his assertions now circulating on social media platforms.

Thambugala's most contentious claims include identifying himself as a Professor at the California University and a Professor at NASA. However, investigations into his background reveal no concrete evidence to support these assertions, leading to questions about the veracity of his academic and professional credentials.

What has further exacerbated the situation is Thambugala's assertion that he is a practicing doctor, allegedly treating "seven presidents" worldwide. This claim, too, has come under scrutiny, as there is no evidence to substantiate his purported medical expertise. Thambugala lacks any official medical registration or qualifications.

The video of Thambugala making these statements to a group of school children has elicited strong reactions from the public. Many have expressed concerns about the potential impact of such false claims on impressionable young minds, as well as the potential consequences of disseminating inaccurate information, especially regarding academic and medical credentials.