Gibbs
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what the **** man India ought to have voted against lankans, our politicians are truly spineless, let Modi come to power and everything will be alright
Yeah keep dreaming.. Except for the geriatric Yashvant Singhe.. Every other top BJP leader are supportive of a more pragmatic relationship with SL.. The BJP is more vary of external interventions on sovereign nations than even the Congress led govts..
http://www.ceylontoday.lk/16-60086-news-detail-bjp-says-wont-support-division-of-sri-lanka.html
The Bharathiya Janatha Party (BJP) candidate K. Raja, who is contesting the Sivagangai, the constituency of Indian Finance Minister and Congress stalwart P. Chithamparam in Tamil Nadu, has stated that once the BJP-led Government was formed it would not support any division in Sri Lanka or the creation of a separate Tamil State.
Raja, in a press conference in Chennai on Wednesday, said his Party, the BJP, was not for any form of extremism in Sri Lanka. "The BJP believes that the Lankan Tamil crisis could be solved through negotiations. We want the Tamils in the island to live by enjoying all equal rights with dignity", he said.He also criticized the Congress Government for not helping the Tamils politically to solve their problems.
Commenting on a question, whether the BJP would welcome President Rajapaksa to India? Raja said there was nothing wrong in that as Rajapaksa was a Head of State and when he was invited by a country that country should give him the right reception.
He also added that all parties could not be on the same policy and the centre could have its own policy and the regional parties could have their own policies without endangering the overall national policy of the country.