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After Rajapaksa's comment, Karunanidhi asks Centre to protect Tamil Nadu fishermen | NDTV.com
Chennai: DMK chief M Karunanidhi on Sunday demanded that the Centre take steps to safeguard Tamil Nadu fishermen in the wake of Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa reportedly hinting that those caught fishing in Katchatheevu could face up to 20 years in jail.
Katchatheevu is an islet in the Palk Straits which was ceded to Sri Lanka by India under an agreement in 1974.
Referring to the reported remarks made by the Lankan President, where he had not named any country but mentioned about a particular state in a neighbouring northern nation, Mr Karunanidhi said the former's speech indicated that Tamil Nadu fishermen could face the brunt.
"His remarks indicate that there could be legal provisions wherein Tamil Nadu fishermen could be sentenced to 20 years in jail if caught fishing in Sri Lankan waters," the DMK chief, whose party is a key constituent of the ruling UPA, said, replying to a set of questions in party mouthpiece 'Murasoli.'
"Therefore the Central government must take steps and safeguard Tamil Nadu fishermen," he said.
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We condemns the speech of president Rajapaksa: Narayana Suwami
Deputy Minister of the Indian Central government Narayana Suwami condemns the speech of President Rajapaksa which says” 20 years prison terms imposed towards Indian fishermen enter to Lankan maritime border” said the Lankan president.
Speaking to journalists in Chennai Deputy Minister went on to say,
Prime Minister more concern over activities of Indian fishermen. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalaitha and DMK leader Karunanidhi has sent special letter towards prime Minister this regard.
Advisor of Prime Minister Shivshankar Menon would hold discussions with Lankan government this regard. Central government will take necessary steps to protect Indian fishermen. Steps would be taken to protect Indian fishermen from the attacks carried out by the SriLankan Army and Navy.
We condemn the speech of Lankan Minister.
Chennai: DMK chief M Karunanidhi on Sunday demanded that the Centre take steps to safeguard Tamil Nadu fishermen in the wake of Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa reportedly hinting that those caught fishing in Katchatheevu could face up to 20 years in jail.
Katchatheevu is an islet in the Palk Straits which was ceded to Sri Lanka by India under an agreement in 1974.
Referring to the reported remarks made by the Lankan President, where he had not named any country but mentioned about a particular state in a neighbouring northern nation, Mr Karunanidhi said the former's speech indicated that Tamil Nadu fishermen could face the brunt.
"His remarks indicate that there could be legal provisions wherein Tamil Nadu fishermen could be sentenced to 20 years in jail if caught fishing in Sri Lankan waters," the DMK chief, whose party is a key constituent of the ruling UPA, said, replying to a set of questions in party mouthpiece 'Murasoli.'
"Therefore the Central government must take steps and safeguard Tamil Nadu fishermen," he said.
http://www.kalapam.ca/s/http://www.lankasrinews.com/view.php?22BmSac3MA34eSY5203lOUdd3Oln20T5Y3e4oMMca3mBT2
We condemns the speech of president Rajapaksa: Narayana Suwami
Deputy Minister of the Indian Central government Narayana Suwami condemns the speech of President Rajapaksa which says” 20 years prison terms imposed towards Indian fishermen enter to Lankan maritime border” said the Lankan president.
Speaking to journalists in Chennai Deputy Minister went on to say,
Prime Minister more concern over activities of Indian fishermen. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalaitha and DMK leader Karunanidhi has sent special letter towards prime Minister this regard.
Advisor of Prime Minister Shivshankar Menon would hold discussions with Lankan government this regard. Central government will take necessary steps to protect Indian fishermen. Steps would be taken to protect Indian fishermen from the attacks carried out by the SriLankan Army and Navy.
We condemn the speech of Lankan Minister.