Sri Lanka News Updates with Discussions

I am not sure whether you met Semmozhi from Tamilnadu in this forum !
he is more cool than me !

How many times have the tamils been attacked in these forum without any provocation ?

I'm sure they all do?show me any evidence saying your argument.

Less than 30% of India's population have toilets in their homes.

I would do the same if i am ill treated the same way like those Parents.

hak hak eelamaya do you know why indians in major cities are popular for Tripple Jump ???

attacking India on this is not fair.

'The appeals (from resident representatives) mostly said that the Sri Lankan government is ordering the international agencies out as it readies for the final stage of the genocide of the Tamils,' the rebels said.

Tigers halt INGOs from moving heavy vehicles in Wanni
(13.09.2008 12:14 PM SLT - Defence.lk)

International Aid agencies, which have been asked by the Government to leave Wanni and relocate their offices in the safer perimeters in view of an LTTE attempt to create collateral damage are reportedly in a dilemma over their heavy vehicles and equipments, news sources from Wanni report.

Earlier, INGOs were requested by the Government to vacate the tensed and non-liberated Wanni area along with their vehicles and equipment, preventing them falling into the LTTE's hands. According to informed sources, LTTE has issued terrifying notices to officials of the organizations, not to remove their vehicles and equipment if they leave Wanni.

Defence observers are of the view, that it is the total responsibility of the INGOs and UN aid agencies that took the vehicles to Wanni to prevent them from being used by the LTTE for its most ruthless terror activities against both civilians and military.

If they had not been in a position to take the responsibility for their vehicles and other assets, they should not have taken them there. The military believes, according to sources, the INGOs are not in a position to remove their vehicles etc. to the cleared areas, as they are already being used by the LTTE, which also commandeered several heavy vehicles belonging to the Norwegian People's Aid.

The LTTE is believed to have used some of the INGO vehicles to construct defences and dig trenches stretching as far as 20 km to prevent the Army from advancing.

The international aid agencies which have been asked by the Government to leave the Wanni area in view of the on-going heavy fighting are in a dilemma over their heavy vehicles and equipment.

The government has requested them to bring those vehicles and equipment to the cleared areas to prevent them from falling into the LTTE's hands.

However, the LTTE has ordered those organisations not to remove their vehicles and equipment if they leave the Wanni, according to sources.

The Government, sources say, insists that it is the responsibility of the INGOs and UN agencies that took the vehicles to the Wanni to prevent them being used by terrorists against the State.

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you do belong to north dont you, just being in india at the moment?

LTTE Concret Complex Pounded by the SL Air Force
(13.09.2008 10:09 SLT - Nationalsecurity.lk)

KILINOCHCHI : Sri Lanka Air Force fighter jet's launched an air strike to a heavily reinforced concreted building complex concealed in 01 km north of IRANAMADU in jungle area around 08:00 am today (13.09.2008). The complex had been used by the LTTE for various terrorist activities. The pilots of the fighter jet planes confirmed that the target was successfully engaged.