The Indian government is displeased with the statement made by Prime Minister D.M. Jayaratne in parliament during the debate on the extension of emergency regulations that three LTTE training camps were secretly operating in Tamil Nadu and the Indian External Affairs Ministry has summoned the Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Indian Prasad Kariyawasam to express its displeasure at the comment, diplomatic sources said.
Director General of Tamil Nadu Police, Latika Saran has told Chennai Online that she rejected the statement made by the Prime Minister and that there are no training camps in Tamil Nadu.
The Director General has added that the LTTE did not have any connection to the recent attack on
| the Maha Bodhi and that the suspects have been arrested. |
It Seems like Sinhala lanka is trying to break Tamilnadu from India by levelling false allegations & not accepting the 13++ amendment which will calm up TN Tamils about the plight of Eelam tamils & the recurrent attacks on TN Fishermen.
ReplyDeleteSinhala Lanka is playing a dangerous game against Indian interests &they have forgotten a lesson so early after suffering for 30 years.
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You are talking to yourself again.
ReplyDeleteSri Lanka suspends import of diesel trains from India. Crap quality. What a surprise.
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