Wimal angry over attacks against Lankans
Minister Wimal Weerawansa sounded an alarm over the anti Sri Lankan attitude by the Tamil Nadu government and asked what the consequences would if Sri Lankans chose to treat thousands of Tamil Nadu citizens who regularly visited Sri Lanka in a similar manner.
The minister urged the Indian government to prevail upon what he described as the politically and racially motivated foolish actions of Tamil Nadu politicians and prevent a possible catastrophic situation that would seriously harm the interests of both countries.
He said the Indian government must take immediate steps to prevent the anti Sri Lankan campaign in Tamil Nadu and put an end to hostilities against Sri Lankans before it got out of hand.
The minister told a news conference that Tamil Nadu authorities had forced sportsmen and defence personnel to leave the state resulting from racially influenced policies.
Courtesy: DM Online
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Mr.Minister, I think its better that if you go to airport and welcome them like VIPs.
By this we can attack them in human way. We should not take any step towards another disaster.
Please read this and act upon, hope you will get good feedback from rest of the world.
Same time give a big media coverage and telecast worldwide. Saying “Despite attacks in Tamilnadu, Sri Lankans treat them like kings upon their travels to Colombo.”
Hope we can win….We are SriLankans….
No one died from Indian attack. But in Sri Lanka every day many people die from vehicle accidents and crimes.
Mr.Wimal, please try to reduce these deaths as minister you can control.
Mr. Bas you are right..