Wednesday , 20 February 2013
A portion of the photographs now released concerning the brutal murder of Balachandran which contain for one and half hours on the footage concerning the war crimes executed by Sri lanka government will be televise at the Geneva conference.
Other than these more cruel incidents which create burning sensations will be revealed. Hence India including world countries without delaying should expedite war crime investigations against Sri Lanka government.
Such statements were made by Tamil National Alliance and Media Spokesperson and parliament member Suresh Piremachandran.
Concerning the brutal murder of Tamil Eelam Liberation tiger leader Velupillai Pirabakaran's youngest son Balanchandran, his arrest by the Sri Lanka military at the Vanni final war, detention and later brutally killed are the new photographs published.
This was acquired through Channel 4 by the daily newsprint from London “The Independent" and “The Hindu", the daily newspaper from India, which has published these photographs as new evidences.
“Final moments of Tiger movement Leader's youngest son, given food before killed ruthlessly” is captioned and the article is published with the photographs.
Pirabakaran's youngest son was trapped at the Vanni final war, died, at the time the forces captured the ultimate land which was in the control of liberation tigers, his body was found at the Mullaitheevu coastal area was previously notified by the Sri Lanka government.
But the recently published new photographs, are contradicting to the statement given by the Sri Lanka government sector and the photographs clearly establish that Balachandran was arrested live, detained and later had been shot to death is the opinion of international Medias.
In this state the recently published Balachandran's brutal murder photographs, was commented by Alliance Media Spokesperson Suresh MP to the “Sudar Oli" press yesterday made the above statements.
He said, Sri Lanka government is notifying that they were engaged in humanitarian activities during the final war in Vanni, but the strangeness of their humanitarian activities has now got exposed.
That innocent boy surrendered and was given biscuit to eat, and after he was tortured was shot to death, and whether this is called Sri Lanka government's humanitarian?
Probably this time too, Sri Lanka government will completely deny the photographs published concerning the brutal murder and the footage which will be released shortly.
The unruly activities shown by the military intelligence personnel, in the midst of thousands of people and parliament members in Jaffna Tellipalai, are attempted by Sri lanka to conceal.
The military intelligence personnel photographs and videos published in Tamil, English and Sinhala Medias are elaborated by sophisticated technology was said by Police Media spokesperson.
In this state, the photographs and the videos which will be released in future concerning Balachandran's ruthless murder may be notified as fabricated by the Sri Lanka government.
But the reply to these unruly acts is in the hands of India including world countries. After observing these brutal scenes, and submitting reports for political gains, world countries should not maintain silence.
India including world countries should support the resolution brought by America against Sri Lanka government at the Geneva conference. Further without delaying war crime investigation against Sri lanka should be expedited.
Through this investigation, those connected with Tamil people's brutal murders, penalty should be given. Justice should be given for the affected Tamils by war. Settlement should be granted. This was urged by Tamil National Alliance was said by Suresh.
Jayalalithaa cancels Asian Athletics Championships, says she won't host Sri Lankans
Reported by Sam Daniel Stalin (With inputs from agencies), Edited by Amit Chaturvedi February 21, 2013
Chennai: Tamil Nadu will not host the Asian Athletics Championships scheduled for July, Chief Minister Jayalalithaa said, because the Centre has not asked Sri Lanka to skip the event.She cited the alleged war crimes by Sri Lankan defence forces as they defeated the rebel LTTE in 2009, ending the island's lengthy civil war.
"Sri Lanka's participation would hurt people's sentiments in Tamil Nadu," she said, adding that the Union government has ignored a request by her to ban Sri Lanka from the Championships.
The 20th edition of the Championships was to be hosted in India after a gap of nearly 20 years. New Delhi had hosted it in 1989.
Yesterday, the chief minister described as "a war crime" the alleged execution of the 12-year- old son of LTTE chief V Prabhakaran.
Photos released by UK's Channel 4 show the child snacking while in military custody just hours before he was shot dead. The photos, which are morphed according to the Sri Lanka administration, feature in a new documentary that will screen next month in Geneva to coincide with a UN Human Rights Council discussion on the country, currently facing censure by the US over its failure to probe war crimes.
The DMK, a senior ally in the Prime Minister's ruling coalition, has said that India must vote against Sri Lanka and support the resolution.
Last year, after the party threatened to quit the government, India voted against Sri Lanka as the UN's top human rights body asked the island to look into allegedly vast human rights violations as the defence forces defeated the rebel Tigers.
Rights groups say up to 40,000 civilians were killed by security forces.
The Sri Lankan government has denied causing civilian deaths and has maintained that LTTE chief Prabhakaran's family were killed in fighting. The bodies of his wife and daughter have not been found.
Yesterday, the chief minister described as "a war crime" the alleged execution of the 12-year- old son of LTTE chief V Prabhakaran.
Photos released by UK's Channel 4 show the child snacking while in military custody just hours before he was shot dead. The photos, which are morphed according to the Sri Lanka administration, feature in a new documentary that will screen next month in Geneva to coincide with a UN Human Rights Council discussion on the country, currently facing censure by the US over its failure to probe war crimes.
The DMK, a senior ally in the Prime Minister's ruling coalition, has said that India must vote against Sri Lanka and support the resolution.
Last year, after the party threatened to quit the government, India voted against Sri Lanka as the UN's top human rights body asked the island to look into allegedly vast human rights violations as the defence forces defeated the rebel Tigers.
Rights groups say up to 40,000 civilians were killed by security forces.
The Sri Lankan government has denied causing civilian deaths and has maintained that LTTE chief Prabhakaran's family were killed in fighting. The bodies of his wife and daughter have not been found.
