Thursday , 07 February 2013
Forcible colonization’s of Sinhalese people in the north, is it government’s reconciliation. This activity clearly establishes a difference between government’s words and act was said by Democratic People’s Front Leader Mano Ganeshan.
He made this statement concerning the fast developing of Sinhala colonization in Nawatkuli.
Confiscating Tamils lands outrageously will not show at all national harmony. At a state President Mahinda Rajapakse establish international sector that reconciliation is the answer, at the same time, land confiscation is advancing in Nawatkuli.
This clearly establishes the difference in Sri Lanka government’s words and act.
Any race could live in any part of the country, which we accept. But by directly or indirectly acquiring the government’s corporation and confiscating racial basis objective by getting settled is an act of transforming the national reconciliation, looks like a teasing act.
What I replied to President’s Independence Day speech, was proved within few days?
We should not wait until India or U.S to cease this Sinhala colonization in Nawatkuli. Tamil National leaders with the friendly parties should join and oppose this in the pacifism way. This is the only way for us was said by him.
Tamil National Alliance Jaffna district parliament member Suresh Piremachandran questioned whether hundreds of Tamil people could illegally colonize in Colombo, Galle, Hambantota or any part of Sri Lanka. But here Sinhalese with the backup of military with the corporation from ministers got illegally settled down.
Sinhala people can function according to their desire, which is wrong. The lands forcibly taken over by the Sinhala people in Nawatkuli belong to the National Housing Directive Board. Minister Douglas Devananda in the year 2010 made a statement that the ministry had ordered the people to evacuate the land.
But now they have lived here and have begun to construct permanent houses. Minister should explain this to the connected officials and should evacuate them.
Thousands of people in Jaffna do not own a single land; those from somewhere are given lands. They notified that these Sinhala people lived before in Jaffna. But there is no proof, evidence or any documentation. They did not even possess lands in Jaffna was mentioned by him.
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