LTTE smuggling operations increase – Tamilnadu Police
The Tamil Nadu police say LTTE smuggling operations have increased this year. K P Jain, the Director General of Police in Tamil Nadu said, "We have booked some of the smugglers who were supplying goods to militants in Sri Lanka. Some of them have been booked under the NSA this year. We are maintaining vigil. But it is a fact that they have been more active this year tha last year. We are seized with a problem and will take action."
The Tamil Nadu police say LTTE smuggling operations have increased this year. K P Jain, the Director General of Police in Tamil Nadu said, "We have booked some of the smugglers who were supplying goods to militants in Sri Lanka. Some of them have been booked under the NSA this year. We are maintaining vigil. But it is a fact that they have been more active this year tha last year. We are seized with a problem and will take action."
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Sri Lankan youth commits suicide in Bangladesh
A Sri Lankan youth committed suicide by hanging himself from a ceiling fan at his rented house at Baridhara in Bangladesh. He was identified as Ramila De Silva, 19, an A-level student at BIT International School in Gulshan neighbourhood. His father Sudha De Silva works for a buying house in the city. Cantonment police said Ramila's family broke into his bedroom as he did not open the door after repeated knocks and found him hanging from the fan, at about 8:30am.
His father rushed him to United Hospital where doctors declared him dead.
A Sri Lankan youth committed suicide by hanging himself from a ceiling fan at his rented house at Baridhara in Bangladesh. He was identified as Ramila De Silva, 19, an A-level student at BIT International School in Gulshan neighbourhood. His father Sudha De Silva works for a buying house in the city. Cantonment police said Ramila's family broke into his bedroom as he did not open the door after repeated knocks and found him hanging from the fan, at about 8:30am.
His father rushed him to United Hospital where doctors declared him dead.
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Imminent LTTE Downfall & The Caution Needed For Success
In the recent past, the news that has been broadcast through the radio, TV, internet and emails we hear of the advances and the successes of Sri Lanka’s Armed Forces who are systematically moving forward towards the inroads of the LTTE terrorist territories. There is no doubt, that the combined efforts of Sri Lanka’s Combined Services are proving to be successful efforts in their mission to eliminate terrorism from Sri Lanka for which every peace loving citizen of this country is ever grateful to them.
In a war environment, needless to say that there will be casualties on both sides in the form of the wounded and the dead but unfortunately, this is the sacrifice we make for a much larger benefit for the entire country and its sovereignty.
In this same environment, the other unfortunate situation will be displaced persons who naturally will wish to leave the terrorist held areas for their own sanity and survival before they are made “human shields” for the terrorists to make fodder out of them.
In terrorism there is never true human behaviour because theirs is a regime of brutality and blood-thirsty hunger to achieve their ends by hook or by crook. We saw this same trait during the 70s-80s periods when the JVP was also on a similar path where their grievances against The State were taken out on the civilians, State Institutions & the educated rich of our society. LTTE on the other hand, has a different agenda of creating a myth about a “traditional homeland of the Tamils” in an area which archeologically has every proof to show that history speaks of “another truth”- not what the terrorists have made western countries believe for 30-40 years when they were building up support for their brutality.
Having said all this, as citizens of this country whether they be politicians or civilians, there are certain ethics, that we need to be conscious about at a crucial stage of the war against terrorism in Sri Lanka. At this juncture, our prime duty must be to offer our fullest support to the Armed Forces in their forward march. It is also our prime duty to ensure that the sacrifices being made by our Combined Armed Forces will be deemed worthwhile and ensure that we do not in anyway, do anything in word or deed which will endanger the lives or the successes of our brave soldiers who are out there, to ensure a safer world for us in the future!
Guerrilla warfare is not easy and therefore it needs a lot of concentration and determination to overthrow the enemy completely. Even though we are extremely happy about our Armed Forces and their calculated successes against Prabhakaran and his LTTE terrorist outfit, absolute caution and restraint must be practised by those of us who are not out on the battle field.
In a war environment, needless to say that there will be casualties on both sides in the form of the wounded and the dead but unfortunately, this is the sacrifice we make for a much larger benefit for the entire country and its sovereignty.
In this same environment, the other unfortunate situation will be displaced persons who naturally will wish to leave the terrorist held areas for their own sanity and survival before they are made “human shields” for the terrorists to make fodder out of them.
In terrorism there is never true human behaviour because theirs is a regime of brutality and blood-thirsty hunger to achieve their ends by hook or by crook. We saw this same trait during the 70s-80s periods when the JVP was also on a similar path where their grievances against The State were taken out on the civilians, State Institutions & the educated rich of our society. LTTE on the other hand, has a different agenda of creating a myth about a “traditional homeland of the Tamils” in an area which archeologically has every proof to show that history speaks of “another truth”- not what the terrorists have made western countries believe for 30-40 years when they were building up support for their brutality.
Having said all this, as citizens of this country whether they be politicians or civilians, there are certain ethics, that we need to be conscious about at a crucial stage of the war against terrorism in Sri Lanka. At this juncture, our prime duty must be to offer our fullest support to the Armed Forces in their forward march. It is also our prime duty to ensure that the sacrifices being made by our Combined Armed Forces will be deemed worthwhile and ensure that we do not in anyway, do anything in word or deed which will endanger the lives or the successes of our brave soldiers who are out there, to ensure a safer world for us in the future!
Guerrilla warfare is not easy and therefore it needs a lot of concentration and determination to overthrow the enemy completely. Even though we are extremely happy about our Armed Forces and their calculated successes against Prabhakaran and his LTTE terrorist outfit, absolute caution and restraint must be practised by those of us who are not out on the battle field.
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