Karunanidhi to take up Sri Lankan Tamils issue with Indian PM again
July 3, 2010 05:22 pm
Chennai, Jul 3 (PTI) A week after asking the Centre to press Colombo for solving “once and for all” the problems of Tamils in Sri Lanka, DMK president and Chief Minister M Karunanidhi today decided to take up the issue again with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
This was decided at a meeting of ministers and officials chaired by Karunanidhi to discuss various resolutions adopted at last week’s World Classical Tamil Conference, a government release here said.
Chief Secretary K S Sripathy had already written to External Affairs Secretary in this regard, the release said.
Further, Karunanidhi is scheduled to write to Prime Minister asking the Centre to impress upon Colombo to find a solution to the decades-long ethnic issue, it said.
This was decided at a meeting of ministers and officials chaired by Karunanidhi to discuss various resolutions adopted at last week’s World Classical Tamil Conference, a government release here said.
Chief Secretary K S Sripathy had already written to External Affairs Secretary in this regard, the release said.
Further, Karunanidhi is scheduled to write to Prime Minister asking the Centre to impress upon Colombo to find a solution to the decades-long ethnic issue, it said.
