Warships to SL: Indian officials impleaded as respondents

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The Madras High Court today directed to implead the Defence Secretary, External Affairs Secretary and the Indian Coast Guard Deputy Director General as respondents on a petition seeking to cancel the proposed sale of two warships to Sri Lanka.

Justice V. Sudhakar and Justice S Vaidhyanathan of Madurai Bench also posted the case for hearing to January 7 next year.

Indian Minister of State in the Prime Minister Office V Narayanasamy had earlier stated that India was in the process of supplying two warships to Sri Lanka

Later in September this year, a petition seeking a direction to the Centre to cancel the proposed sale of two Naval warships to Sri Lanka was filed in the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court. (PTI)

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Comments - 6

Gamarala Tuesday, 17 December 2013 01:16 AM

We don't need stinking Indian ships, we can get them form China Australia or even from the UK.

Jayaseelan Thursday, 19 December 2013 12:29 AM

Get from Russia. Putin is a real friend. Indian stuff? See the medicines they sent???

Suvai Monday, 16 December 2013 03:26 PM

On numerous occasions the Indian Courts have told that they have no powers over foreign affairs

jayasiri Monday, 16 December 2013 03:37 PM

Why do we need warships from India, when we can get QUALITY products from China.

ALL India does is to dump unworkable, INFERIOR products & Lanka has become a dumping grounds for for Indian useless products. Warships are no exception....J

Sundaralingam Ayya Tuesday, 17 December 2013 11:23 AM

Gamarala your nationalistic ideas some times go beyond sanity. We as a country need India and it's products; don't be stupid.

toosh Monday, 16 December 2013 04:02 PM

All imports including the Green grams and other grains like kadala. kurrakkan should be immediately band. So that we could eat our local production such as manjokka and pollase.

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