Six Indian fishermen arrested in SL waters

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At least six Tamil Nadu fishermen who were fishing in Sri Lankan waters were arrested along with a boat by the Sri Lankan navy near Neduntheevu island, last night.

The fishermen were apprehended by the Lankan Navy near Delft island.

The fishermen have been taken to Kankesandurai Naval camp for investigation.(ANI)

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Ajja Wednesday, 24 May 2017 04:42 PM

Arrest those people and blast their ships in mid sea as they they don't understand our language..

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