DMK manifesto calls for a referendum in N/E

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The manifesto of DMK party led by M. Karunanidhi said that the DMK would urge the Indian government to take immediate actions for conducting a ‘referendum’ under the supervision of United Nation among Tamils in northern and eastern provinces of Sri Lanka and migrated Tamils to choose a permanent political solution of their choice.

It also said that as an interim relief the Indian Government should press the Lankan government to implement the provisions of the 13th Constitutional amendment.

This is in stark contrast to the AIADMK election manifesto which categorically promised a separate Eelam, if it comes to power at centre. Though the DMK manifesto talk about referendum, it did not used the word separate Eelam.

The manifesto released by the party president M. Karunanidhi at the party headquarters in Chennai today.

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Thushara Tuesday, 11 March 2014 07:32 PM

DMK where did you get this? Ukraine? via DM Android App

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ABC Wednesday, 12 March 2014 03:59 AM

Go and find yr own Elam in India and ask for referendum for TN. via DM Android App

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dharmapala Wednesday, 12 March 2014 01:02 AM

DMK and congress partykilled the civilians in srilanka.mr singh is hiding

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Nilami Wednesday, 12 March 2014 03:38 AM

A referendum the only solution to the crisis in Kashmir, not Sri Lanka

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M.Muttha Wednesday, 12 March 2014 11:22 AM

K.Nidhi has just woken up from his slumber before the Lokh Saba elections. He knows he is going to be on the loosing side. So he is trying to cling on to the hackneyed issue of Tamil Ealam to keep his head above the turbulent waters in TN. Sorry mate you have missed the bus. via DM iPad app

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anu Wednesday, 12 March 2014 09:29 AM

why don't you try that in TN thats where tamils are from??????

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