Self-proclaimed prophet, Jerome Fernando, has returned to Sri Lanka, touching down earlier today. As per a court order, Fernando is now obligated to provide a statement to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) within the next 48 hours. The pastor, who left the country amidst a controversy surrounding alleged derogatory remarks about other religions, has already issued an apology for his comments.

Jerome Fernando found himself at the center of a heated controversy when allegations surfaced regarding disparaging comments about other religions. The self-styled prophet, who fled the country in the wake of the uproar, has now returned to face the legal repercussions of his statements.

According to the court order, Fernando is required to present himself to the CID for a statement within the next 48 hours. This development follows a series of legal actions initiated against the pastor for his alleged inflammatory remarks that sparked public outrage.

Fernando, acknowledging the gravity of the situation, had issued an apology for his comments before leaving the country. The return of the pastor to Sri Lanka signals a willingness to confront the legal consequences of his statements and participate in the ongoing inquiry.