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LTTE CONDUCTING TRAINING CAMPS IN TAMIL NADU INDIA - SRI LANKA

Pakistan ,Sri lanka , Bangladesh , Nepal , Kashmir , even China....everyone has problems with India....why these Indians cant live peacefully and happily within their own territory ....

You don't have problem with India, Afghanistan and Iran? lol


When do we have problem with SL, Bangladesh, Nepal? Kashmir is part of India.
 
Most idiotic statement ever.....

Almost 100,000 people died in the Civil War in Sri Lanka. What would you call that, a surgical strike against a terrorist group?

As much as you want to rile up Indian sentiments by calling all pro-Tamil statements as pro-terrorists, it just shows your ignorance in the matter.

The most idiotic on part of Indians here that you guys are hiding behind pictures of SL PM with MM Singh which is a normal thing and can not mitigate Indian support for LTTE terrorists.

Pro tamil statement ? or Indian anger over elimination of LTTE Terrorists ?
 
Tamil Tiger rebels training in India: Sri Lanka PM

(AFP) – 1 hour ago

COLOMBO — Remnants of Sri Lanka's defeated Tamil rebels are undergoing military training in India in a bid to revive their separatist campaign at home, the island's prime minister said Thursday.

D.M. Jayaratne said an unknown number of Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) fighters were based at secret camps in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu.


"We have intelligence reports of three clandestine training centres operated by the LTTE in Tamil Nadu," the prime minister said in a statement on Thursday.

He said the rebels, who were defeated by Sri Lankan government troops in May 2009, were hoping to relaunch their decades-long fight for an independent homeland in the island.

"Their next target is to create small-scale attacks," Jayaratne said. "The entire nation must be ready to face this threat."


No rebel attacks have been launched since the Tigers were wiped out, but the premier told parliament on Wednesday that the country needed to maintain tough emergency laws to deal with their possible resurgence.

Sri Lanka has resisted international calls to end emergency laws, which are routinely approved by parliament.

The United Nations estimates that up to 100,000 people died in the ethnic conflict which lasted from 1972 until 2009.

The opposition accuses the government of using emergency laws to stifle political dissent and the media, charges denied by the authorities.

Copyright © 2011 AFP. All rights reserved.
 
I am impressed with Srilankan PM. Atleast he has guts and courage. He told directly, no fear ,nothing, about Indian terrorism...And We with Nuclear power status,our PM cant say India ,..having all the proofs of Indian cross border terrorism....
 
Youtube videos to defend your views :what:

Most Sri Lankan’s not views India as a friend

Main reason Ant-Sri Lankan activities in South India

1. That's not true I can show you hundreds of Sri Lankan roaming in the streets of Delhi or getting treatment in India they are all praise for India.

2. I think you work for a special mission for spreading hate against India and promoting barbaric china. This shows ur lack of info and vision that will harm ur nation.

3. On LTTE training, then there are Maoist training in India too then what will you say that India is training Maoist to attack India????
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Don't watch zaid hamid too much.

If above news is true that may be one odd incident if Sri Lankan Govt. have any proof then why don't they came forward so that Govt. of India can take action against terrorists.
 
Anti-Indian political parties in Sri Lanka JVP/JHU & NFF organizing protests against India, I will post the pictures in the future.

We can see some nice events near Indian embassy in Colombo soon

Anyway this is a direct statement from Sri Lankan PM – Head of the Sri Lankan Government & his powers only second to Sri Lankan President

Looks like our PM also not views India as a friend

Be it LTTE,bla,mukti bhani or maoist....... they train em.

But dont worry we will send our guys to wipe these ltte dogs just like we did in the past to help our lankan brothers.

This is what Sri Lanka govt's Ministry of external affairs says about bilateral relation I don't see they are talking about Pakistan.....





Bilateral and Regional Perspective - The home of Sri Lanka Ministry of External Affairs Website




Sri Lanka has attached the greatest importance to strengthening relations with her neighbours and in playing a lead role in fostering greater regional cooperation through SAARC. In particular, India and Sri Lanka have embarked on measures to build an enduring relationship. Sri Lanka’s bilateral relations have been further strengthened in the recent past with Presidential State Visits to neighbouring countries. Within the SAARC forum, Sri Lanka has played a leading role in urging greater momentum particularly in enhancing economic cooperation, in facilitating greater people-to-people contact within the region while at the same time urging SAARC’s stronger bonding with other regional groups like ASEAN and the EU.
While consolidating the traditional bonds of friendship that had existed with China, Japan and South Korea, Sri Lanka has paid special attention to evolving a more productive relationship with the Southeast Asian region. Former President Kumaratunga and the late Foreign Minister Kadirgamar paid visits to several of these countries and these visits in addition to their important political dimension have paid rich economic dividends.

In keeping with its desire to promote Sri Lanka’s identity as a member of the Indian Ocean Community, although initially left out in the launching of the Indian Ocean Rim Association for Regional Cooperation (IOR-ARC) in March 1995, Sri Lanka gained entry into this group whose focus is essentially economic cooperation. IOR-ARC is unique for its tri-partite mechanism which involves not only the government sector, but also representatives of the business sector as well as the academic community in the work of the Association. It is noteworthy that despite Sri Lanka's late entry into the group, Sri Lanka’s Foreign Minister was elected as one of the two Vice-Chair at the formal launching of the IOR-ARC in Mauritius in March 1997.

Sri Lanka added a further dimension to its foreign relations in the region when it jointed the Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand Economic Cooperation Agreement (BIMST-EC), which provides a bridge between South Asia and South East Asia. The initial agreement for BIST-EC (prior to Myanmar joining the grouping) signed by the then Deputy Foreign Minister, D.P. Wickremasighe at the group’s inaugural meeting held in Bangkok, enabled cooperation in several sectors including trade, industry, investment, transportation, fisheries, aviation and tourism.

Sri Lanka has considerably expanded its diplomatic operations in the Middle East with a view to meeting the ever increasing consular demands resulting from the large expatriate population in the region. While Kuwait and Saudi Arabia established Resident Missions in Colombo in 1995, new Sri Lanka Embassies were opened in Jordan in 1996 and in Qatar and Lebanon in 1997. A Consulate was opened in Jeddhah, Saudi Arabia in 1997. Foreign Minister Kadirgamar's visits to the UAE, Oman and Kuwait accompanied by business delegations in 1996 and President Kumaratunga's visit to Kuwait in 1997 have not only drawn the greater attention of these Governments to the difficulties faced by Sri Lankan expatriates, particularly the domestic workers, but also helped to enhance economic ties. These visits have further consolidated the consistently friendly relations Sri Lanka has enjoyed with the Middle Eastern States. This friendship, and particularly Sri Lanka's support to the Palestinian cause, was further underlined by the State Visit to Sri Lanka by President Yassar Arafat in March 1997.

The establishment of diplomatic relations with South Africa in 1996 and the opening of a Resident Mission in Pretoria in September 1997, can be regarded as an important landmark in Sri Lanka's diplomatic history. There is considerable expectation that given the appreciation of the people of South Africa towards Sri Lanka for the solidarity shown by the Governments of Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike during the anti-apartheid struggle, the relationship is bound to have great promise in the future. Foreign Minister Kadirgamar has visited South Africa and Egypt. During the Foreign Minister’s visit to Egypt, Sri Lanka signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Security Cooperation with Egypt which provides a framework for joint cooperation in combating terrorism, drug trafficking and other transnational and organised crimes.

While continuing to maintain its close friendship with the Russian Federation, Sri Lanka has endeavored also to strengthen ties with the other Republics of the former Soviet Union. The Republics which constitute the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), have been concurrently accredited through Sri Lanka’s Missions in Moscow and Tehran while the Baltic Republics of the former Soviet Union remain covered through concurrent accreditation by Sri Lanka's Mission in Stockholm. The late Foreign Minister Kadirgamar has held discussions with several of his counterparts from these Republics with a view to expanding bilateral relations, particularly in the economic sphere, and greater momentum could be expected in these relationships in the near future.

Relations with Western Europe including the Nordic region, the USA, Canada and Australia have undergone considerable improvement in recent years, enabling not only better political understanding and support but also a sizable increase in economic interaction between Sri Lanka and these countries, at both the government and the private sector levels. Sri Lanka's diplomatic efforts have also been considerably helpful in ensuring that Sri Lanka secured favorable terms in the area of textile quotas for export to the United States and the European Community. Official visits to several of these capitals and also to Luxembourg , have helped galvanise support for Sri Lanka's peace effort and in promoting Sri Lanka's economic interests.

Although Sri Lanka has no Resident Diplomatic Missions in the countries of South America, with the exception of Cuba and Brazil, the opportunities afforded for interaction with these countries have been availed of in full measure. In addition to the regular interaction with Central and Latin American counterparts during the NAM and UN sessions, Sri Lanka has availed herself of the opportunity afforded by an address the late Foreign Minister Kadirgamar gave the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS), in October 1997 to promote Sri Lanka's case among these countries.
 
Is Prime Minister Suffering from Fear psychosis?


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(March 10, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) The eighty years old Prime Minister of Sri Lanka Dissanayaka Mudiyanselage Jayaratne (known as D. M Jayaratne and "Di Mu" Jayaratne) is said to be suffering from Tamil Tiger haunt syndrome even after the LTTE has been militarily vanquished outright by the government.

He is the only member of the government who expresses fear of LTTE activities despite the President and the entire government machinery claiming absolute victory in the war.

Whilst other members of the government vivify over the outright victory, the Prime Minister is time and again is making extremely obtuse and silly claims about the LTTE.

Whilst the President Dr Mahendra Percy Rajapakse is claiming outright victory over the LTTE in every available forum and the government going out of the way to hold an international seminar over the victory, the cry of the Prime Minister is said to be causing concern for some circles within the government.

The Sinhalese call this behaviour holmana (haunting ghost) syndrome and Hindu Tamils say this can be cured by Sathir Aatam and pooja. It makes one to think whether Prime Minister D M Jayaratne is haunted by the dead LTTE Pirabakaran’s and/or Pottu Amman’s ghosts needing pooja in a Kaali Hindu temple to overcome his obsession.

According to his latest outburst, the 80 year old Prime Minister has claimed ‘the LTTE has three training centres in Tamil Nadu and one is where the Tigers are being trained to assassinate VIPs’. His paranoia is such that he also said that LTTE activists V. Rudrakumaran in the US, Nediyawan in Norway and Vinayagam in India are involved in funding these operations’. Even the experienced army intelligence head Major General H. K. G. Hendawitharane’s mind will be boggling with these discharges of the Prime Minister.

His outbursts indicate that he must be screaming in his sleep in fear of the Tamil Tigers.

Little bit of advice from the LTTE VIP in the government comfort KP would have avoided the fear sentiment of the Prime Minister. But he is said to be avoiding to make use of the available resources at his disposal before his rants to be reported in the media.

Sri Lanka Guardian: Is Prime Minister Suffering from Fear psychosis?

















Ok now let me put up some words like the OP




Srilanka closely watching its PM now....

Srilanka Uzbekistan best friends.....


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PM talking to "babes" about LTTE camps.
 
The most idiotic on part of Indians here that you guys are hiding behind pictures of SL PM with MM Singh which is a normal thing and can not mitigate Indian support for LTTE terrorists.

Pro tamil statement ? or Indian anger over elimination of LTTE Terrorists ?

Trust me... if it was Indian anger over elimination of LTTE Terrorists , we would have said so. We aren't like some people who give 'moral support' to terrorist groups one day, and then oppose them at the behest of their American masters the next day
 
What is your religion? What doe it not permit you to do?

Perhaps he is Hindu :undecided:

Kana are you really Sri Lankan ? Your credentials have been sorely wiped out with this thread. I wonder whether you will have the decency to refrain from posting future nonsense in this forum :what:

Sri Lanka needs to accommodate its minorities (both Muslims and Tamils). It is one of the few countries in the world where the minority behaves like the majority and the majority behave like the minority. The sad part is that India usually becomes embroiled in Sri Lanka's problems and usually by default. Through our close historical ties and religious identities India is somewhat like the parent who will be blamed by all parties to the Sri Lankan conflict for either attempting to break up the brawl or just sitting back and saying that we refuse to get involved. It's a case of damned if we do and damned if we don't. And it certainly is no laughing matter considering that we lost a PM because of Sri Lanka's internal problems. As for the ignorant Pakistani and Bangladeshi comments about so called Indian support for the LTTE, you are not worthy of a reply.
 
I am impressed with Srilankan PM. Atleast he has guts and courage. He told directly, no fear ,nothing, about Indian terrorism...And We with Nuclear power status,our PM cant say India ,..having all the proofs of Indian cross border terrorism....

Don't be so harsh on your PM. Your PM, ISI and military leaders are just awaiting the "right time" to show the world proof of Indian involvement of terrorism in Pakistan. The right time is yet to come yaar. It will be when a solar eclipse shadows a lunar eclipse and when a dinosaur mutates into a giraffe :azn:
 
1. On LTTE training, then there are Maoist training in India too then what will you say that India is training Maoist to attack India????

Maoist is indian internal problem seeking justice and freedom. This is irrelevant to this discussion.

LTTE is a known terror outfit born, funded and trained in india to attack another country.

If Tamils in india want separate country they should go for it in Tamilnadu and see how much training and funding india ready to provide.
 
Maoist is indian internal problem seeking justice and freedom. This is irrelevant to this discussion.

LTTE is a known terror outfit born, funded and trained in india to attack another country.

If Tamils in india want separate country they should go for it in Tamilnaidu and see how much training and funding india ready to provide.

Why are YOU so worried? Wasn't you country created by a militia born, funded and trained in india as well? Shouldn't you be Thanking India rather than acting all holier than thou?
 
Trust me... if it was Indian anger over elimination of LTTE Terrorists , we would have said so. We aren't like some people who give 'moral support' to terrorist groups one day, and then oppose them at the behest of their American masters the next day

We know what you are so leave that comparison aside.


You are clearly meddling in affairs of Sri Lanka. What right you have for talking about ethnic group of Sri Lanka?

above all why Indians are shying away from accepting the truth about Nedumaran and Vaiko and other South Indian politicians open support to LTTE terrorists and terrorism in Sri Lanka??
 
Why are YOU so worried? Wasn't you country created by a militia born, funded and trained in india as well? Shouldn't you be Thanking India rather than acting all holier than thou?

Why am I worried or my country is irrelevant to the discussion. Everyone should be worried when india hosting and training terror outfit like LTTE.

Stick to the topic.
 

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