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10 Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lanka, MK Stalin Urges S Jaishankar To Intervene
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Thursday apprised External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar that 10 fishermen have been arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy and sought steps for their early release.
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MK Stalin Writes To Centre, Seeks Release Of 8 Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lanka
He urged Jaishankar to expedite the diplomatic efforts to secure the expeditious release of all Indian boats and fishermen currently in Sri Lankan custody.
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11 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lanka, MK Stalin Writes To S Jaishankar
The Sri Lankan Navy has arrested 11 Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu for alleged maritime violation, and Chief Minister MK Stalin flagged the matter with the Centre on Saturday, seeking immediate steps for their release.
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"Act Decisively": MK Stalin To Centre Over Arrest Of Fishermen By Sri Lanka
Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday wrote to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar over the arrest of 35 Tamil Nadu fishermen by Sri Lanka and sought decisive action to secure their release.
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Mk Stalin Writes To S Jaishankar To Secure Release Of Arrested Fishermen In Sri Lanka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin wrote a letter to Union Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar to secure the immediate release of all the fishermen and their fishing boats arrested by Sri Lanka.
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Mk Stalin Writes To Centre Over Fishermen Arrested In Sri Lanka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Monday apprised the Centre of the arrest of 22 fishermen and the seizure of their three boats by Sri Lanka and sought swift measures to secure the release of the men and their boats.
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"Disturbing Trend" Of Arrests Of Tamil Fishermen: MK Stalin In Letter To Centre
Expressing concern over the "disturbing trend" of arrests of fishermen from Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin urged the Centre to revive a joint working group since there was a "pressing need" for diplomatic efforts to address the situation.
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Sri Lanka Arrests 37 Indian Fishermen For Allegedly Straying In Its Waters
As many as 37 Tamil Nadu fishermen were arrested and five of their fishing trawlers were seized by the Sri Lankan navy after they allegedly strayed into Lankan territorial waters, a fisheries official in Chennai said on Sunday.
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Sri Lanka Arrests 27 Indian Fishermen For Allegedly Fishing In Its Waters
The Sri Lankan navy on Sunday arrested 27 Indian fishermen and seized five of their boats for allegedly trespassing into their waters.
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9 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lanka, MK Stalin Writes To S Jaishankar
The Sri Lankan Navy has arrested nine Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu for allegedly violating its maritime boundary, and Chief Minister M K Stalin has expressed concern over such recurring incidents.
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MK Stalin Condemns Attack On Tamil Fishermen In Sri Lanka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Monday condemned the alleged attack on Tamil Nadu fishermen by Sri Lanka nationals on February 15.
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Take Urgent Steps To Halt Auction Of Tamil Nadu Boats By Sri Lanka: MK Stalin To PM
Chief Minister MK Stalin requested PM Narendra Modi's urgent intervention to stop the proposed auction of over 100 boats belonging to Tamil Nadu fishermen by Sri Lanka and to obtain its concurrence for a proposed visit of state government officials
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Find Permanent Solution To Fishermen Issues: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister To Centre
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday urged the Centre to find a permanent solution to the Indian fishermen issue involving Sri Lanka through 'tangible mechanisms' and secure the immediate release of 21 fishermen
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"Disappointed": MK Stalin On Remand Extension Of Tamil Nadu Fishermen
Expressing dismay over the remand extension of Tamil Nadu fishermen by a Sri Lankan court, Chief Minister MK Stalin on Thursday urged the Centre to intervene and secure their immediate release.
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Sri Lanka Political Crisis Worrying For Tamil Nadu Fishermen, Says Stalin
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) chief MK Stalin today said the political developments in Sri Lanka are a cause of concern not only for the Tamils in Sri Lanka but also for those living in Tamil Nadu, especially fishermen.
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10 Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lanka, MK Stalin Urges S Jaishankar To Intervene
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Thursday apprised External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar that 10 fishermen have been arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy and sought steps for their early release.
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MK Stalin Writes To Centre, Seeks Release Of 8 Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lanka
He urged Jaishankar to expedite the diplomatic efforts to secure the expeditious release of all Indian boats and fishermen currently in Sri Lankan custody.
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11 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lanka, MK Stalin Writes To S Jaishankar
The Sri Lankan Navy has arrested 11 Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu for alleged maritime violation, and Chief Minister MK Stalin flagged the matter with the Centre on Saturday, seeking immediate steps for their release.
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"Act Decisively": MK Stalin To Centre Over Arrest Of Fishermen By Sri Lanka
Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday wrote to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar over the arrest of 35 Tamil Nadu fishermen by Sri Lanka and sought decisive action to secure their release.
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Mk Stalin Writes To S Jaishankar To Secure Release Of Arrested Fishermen In Sri Lanka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin wrote a letter to Union Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar to secure the immediate release of all the fishermen and their fishing boats arrested by Sri Lanka.
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Mk Stalin Writes To Centre Over Fishermen Arrested In Sri Lanka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Monday apprised the Centre of the arrest of 22 fishermen and the seizure of their three boats by Sri Lanka and sought swift measures to secure the release of the men and their boats.
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"Disturbing Trend" Of Arrests Of Tamil Fishermen: MK Stalin In Letter To Centre
Expressing concern over the "disturbing trend" of arrests of fishermen from Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin urged the Centre to revive a joint working group since there was a "pressing need" for diplomatic efforts to address the situation.
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Sri Lanka Arrests 37 Indian Fishermen For Allegedly Straying In Its Waters
As many as 37 Tamil Nadu fishermen were arrested and five of their fishing trawlers were seized by the Sri Lankan navy after they allegedly strayed into Lankan territorial waters, a fisheries official in Chennai said on Sunday.
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Sri Lanka Arrests 27 Indian Fishermen For Allegedly Fishing In Its Waters
The Sri Lankan navy on Sunday arrested 27 Indian fishermen and seized five of their boats for allegedly trespassing into their waters.
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9 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lanka, MK Stalin Writes To S Jaishankar
The Sri Lankan Navy has arrested nine Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu for allegedly violating its maritime boundary, and Chief Minister M K Stalin has expressed concern over such recurring incidents.
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MK Stalin Condemns Attack On Tamil Fishermen In Sri Lanka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Monday condemned the alleged attack on Tamil Nadu fishermen by Sri Lanka nationals on February 15.
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Take Urgent Steps To Halt Auction Of Tamil Nadu Boats By Sri Lanka: MK Stalin To PM
Chief Minister MK Stalin requested PM Narendra Modi's urgent intervention to stop the proposed auction of over 100 boats belonging to Tamil Nadu fishermen by Sri Lanka and to obtain its concurrence for a proposed visit of state government officials
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Find Permanent Solution To Fishermen Issues: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister To Centre
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday urged the Centre to find a permanent solution to the Indian fishermen issue involving Sri Lanka through 'tangible mechanisms' and secure the immediate release of 21 fishermen
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"Disappointed": MK Stalin On Remand Extension Of Tamil Nadu Fishermen
Expressing dismay over the remand extension of Tamil Nadu fishermen by a Sri Lankan court, Chief Minister MK Stalin on Thursday urged the Centre to intervene and secure their immediate release.
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Sri Lanka Political Crisis Worrying For Tamil Nadu Fishermen, Says Stalin
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) chief MK Stalin today said the political developments in Sri Lanka are a cause of concern not only for the Tamils in Sri Lanka but also for those living in Tamil Nadu, especially fishermen.
