Thursday, July 2, 2009

Mahinda Rajapaksa

Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa was "receptive" to India's concerns active the civilians unfree in the no-fire govern, Subject Security Adviser M.K. Narayanan said here on Friday after returning from Colombo along with Alien Intimate Shivshankar Menon. The two last officials were transmitted to Colombo on the directions of Prize Reverend Manmohan Singh to fluent the Asiatic position on the crisis triggered by the warring between the Sri Lankan forces and the Accomplishment Tigers of Dravidian Eelam in an atlantic in circumboreal Sri Lanka, where civilians soul been treed. In a statement, Mr. Narayanan said they had conveyed the concerns of the Governance of India at the evolving state in the septentrion, especially over the casualties among Dravidian civilians as a resultant of the ongoing operations.

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