Chandrika in undisclosed discussions with Indian hierarchies in New Delhi
The present human rights crisis in Sri Lanka, government's reconciliation activities including some vital issues and the government's inadequacies would be extensively discussed during the discussions.
UN human rights assembly's sessions is scheduled to be held in March month in Geneva, and concerning Sri Lanka issue, which sort of role it should take is severely analyzed by India, hence concerning this issue, India has conducted clandestine discussions with Sri Lanka's former President Chandrika Kumarathunga.
The former President Chandrika Kumarathunga recently visited India on a diplomatic level tour, and she met the vital officials of that country, and held discussions regarding Sri Lanka.
On the invitation of Indian government, she had visited India is according to information, but concerning this, it was not known officially.
Indian External Affairs Minister Kurshith Sharma, Ministry Secretary Ranjan Maathai, National Defense Advisor Sivashankar Menon including high level officials from Delhi administration, was engaged in discussions concerning Sri Lanka issues.
During this discussions on behalf of India, high level diplomats who are handling the Geneva issues, too were present is according to Delhi information.
The current human rights issues in Sri Lanka, government's reconciliation activities including some vital issues, the government's inadequacies were in detail discussed.
Severe disappointment to the government
Mainly the present government activities in Sri Lanka is publicly criticized by former President Chandrika and Indian high level officials holding discussions with her have caused serious discontent to the government.
Before the visit of External Affairs Minister G.L.Peiris to India, to clarify the conditions here, the Delhi administration has acquired the required information from Sri Lanka's former President, has generated problem to the government.
At the time the Geneva sessions getting closer, the above meetings are much significant is considered.
Meanwhile the Geneva session is scheduled to be held in the month of March, and India is analyzing at the diplomatic level, what sort of decision to be taken concerning Sri Lanka issue. At the last held 19th human rights assembly sessions, the resolution brought against Sri Lanka by America, India supported is much noted.,
India supported to the motion against Sri Lanka, by holding discussions with America, activities were processed to convert into an unpretentious motion which is much aware.
In the meantime, only some weeks are remaining to commence the diplomatic debates in Geneva, Tamil National Alliance too has accelerated diplomatic activities to generate mayhem to the Sri Lanka government,.
As a part of this, the Alliance parliament members are visiting foreign countries and holding discussions with the high level officials of the membership countries attached to the Human Rights Council.
Alliance will hold discussions with the America's three members’ diplomatic panel after its tour to Sri Lanka, and commence its foreign journeys is according to reports.
Saturday , 26 January 2013
