Lanka wants Indian help

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By N. Parameswaran

The Sri Lankan government says Indian assistance and advice is required to formulate the final solution for the ethnic conflict which ended last year.

Sri Lankan government minister and Communist party leader D.E.W.Gunasaekara made this observation while addressing the annual conference of the Communist party held in Jaffna after 30 years today.

Meanwhile, 7 Tamil university students detained at a welfare ceneter in Jaffna were released on the intervention of minister Gunasekara today. (Daily Mirror online)

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koneswaransaro Saturday, 10 July 2010 02:27 PM

This person expects Indian assistance to solve the internal problem of SriLanka. Other Govt. persons oppose other countries interferences in our problems.Which is true?

shihan Sunday, 11 July 2010 05:40 AM

How about the home grown solution then? Why do we need India's assistance.

Nesh Sunday, 11 July 2010 11:09 AM

The truth is the Govnt is not interested in political solution to Tamils.

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