News Desk, Amar Ujala, Rameswaram
Updated Wed, 18 Dec 2019 03:44 AM IST
Six Sri Lankan Tamils, who are hiding in Tamil Nadu, were arrested on Tuesday. These people were trying to escape back to Sri Lanka via an illegal ferry. Police said that these people came to India in 2012 and they also got Aadhaar cards made from fake documents. Not only this, accounts were also opened in their banks.
These people took refuge in Thiruvallur area near Chennai. After the end of the civil war in Sri Lanka, these people, in their desire to return to their country, gave advance payment of 40 thousand rupees to the boatman and were waiting for the boat to come when the police raided them. These people have been sent to jail.
3000 Indian fishermen chased by Sri Lankan Navy
Sri Lankan Navy patrols on Tuesday, 3000 Indian fishermen fishing near Katchativu island Expelled from there. This action, taken for the second time in a week, alleges that the Sri Lankan Navy also tried to chase the fishermen too far.
S. of Rameswaram Fishermen's Association. Emirate said that fishermen from Katchathivu island city had gone to sea on Monday in about 500 boats. But suddenly on Tuesday morning, the Sri Lankan Navy patrol came and started chasing them.
On forcing the fishermen to force guns,
they were forced to leave. Earlier on Saturday also, about 50 boat-bound Sri Lankan Navy patrols drove Indian fishermen here and destroyed their fishing equipment.
Six Sri Lankan Tamils, who are hiding in Tamil Nadu, were arrested on Tuesday. These people were trying to escape back to Sri Lanka via an illegal ferry. Police said that these people came to India in 2012 and they also got Aadhaar cards made from fake documents. Not only this, accounts were also opened in their banks.
These people took refuge in Thiruvallur area near Chennai. After the end of the civil war in Sri Lanka, these people, in their desire to return to their country, gave advance payment of 40 thousand rupees to the boatman and were waiting for the boat to come when the police raided them. These people have been sent to jail.
3000 Indian fishermen chased by Sri Lankan Navy
Sri Lankan Navy patrols chased 3000 Indian fishermen fishing near Katchativu island on Tuesday. Gave. This action, taken for the second time in a week, alleges that the Sri Lankan Navy also tried to chase the fishermen too far.
S. of Rameswaram Fishermen's Association. Emirate said that fishermen from Katchathivu island city had gone to sea on Monday in about 500 boats. But suddenly on Tuesday morning, the Sri Lankan Navy patrol came and started chasing them.
On forcing the fishermen to force guns, they were forced to leave. Earlier on Saturday also, about 50 boat-bound Sri Lankan Navy patrols drove Indian fishermen here and destroyed their fishing equipment.
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