No invite for TNA

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By Sherwani Synon

The TNA has not yet received an invitation from a group of Tamil political parties for talks on issues relating to the Tamil community, TNA General Secretary, Mavai Senathirajah told Daily Mirror online.

Senathirajah also said that the party has not arrived at a decision even if an invitation was to be extended.

He said the party would decide on this matter after the TNA Leader, R. Sampanthan who is in India on a private visit, returns to the country.

A group of Tamil political parties including the TMVP, EPDP and TULF who met in Batticaloa over the weekend decided to invite the TNA for talks on Tamil issues.

The Tamil parties had also decided to submit a memorandum to President Mahinda Rajapaksa making several requests including the implementation of the 13th Ammendment and the release of political prisoners. (Daily Mirror online)

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dagobert Monday, 16 August 2010 04:35 AM

Diasspora and the West have divided Sri Lanka through Race, Religion, Politics & through Fonseka.

We the majority bought into it for personal gains.
The war victory united us BUT Fonseka tore that fabric of unity.

Now we hear TNA was left out. RETRIBUTION
This is just the begining for the Tiger proxies.

Top Sri Lankan Monday, 16 August 2010 04:43 AM

I guess they all know TNA (Take No Actions) useless.

steve Monday, 16 August 2010 06:03 AM

So called Tamil parties, which do not even have 10% vote and controlled by the GOSL. will not make any impact to the real concerns on the folks in the north. (another eye washing)

Its not SF or the Diaspora who introduced the Sinhala/Bhuddhist only into Sri lanka politics.

pd Monday, 16 August 2010 09:32 AM

steve this is a sinhala buddhist country if you like it or not! same as gulf countries to muslims. any one is free to practise what they want as u can see as long as they dont create trouble. but no one can change our ifestyle or dictate terms on what we should do. that wl be a mistake. we are much more tolerent than all gulf/ malaysia / india /.austaralia /pak / indonesia etc....where leaders have openly induced religious law & code of conduct. tamil naiudu labor built singapore but lee kwan yu dropped them fm key possitions & gave to chinese. former LTTE supporters like sampanthan of TNA are the real racist & should be kicked out of SL.

arshad Monday, 16 August 2010 10:15 AM

It is very regretable the main stake holders are left out and the parties involved are all Govt supporters for their personal gains

channa Tuesday, 17 August 2010 10:22 AM

WELL SAID.....

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