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Tamil Nadu CM Urges Diplomatic Action for Fishermen’s Release

  • Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has appealed to External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar for diplomatic intervention.
  • Urgency in securing release of 37 fishermen arrested by Sri Lankan Navy and their seized boats.
  • Emphasis on revitalizing Joint Working Group and addressing ongoing arrests affecting Tamil Nadu’s fishermen.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has urgently called upon External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar to intervene diplomatically regarding the recent arrests of 37 fishermen by the Sri Lankan Navy. Stalin stressed the need for immediate action to secure the release of these fishermen and their seized boats, highlighting ongoing hardships faced by Tamil Nadu’s fishing communities.

Furthermore, he emphasized the importance of revitalizing the Joint Working Group established to address bilateral issues, underscoring the need for a lasting resolution to prevent further disruptions to livelihoods.

Challenges and Diplomatic Appeals: Tamil Nadu’s Fishing Community in Focus

In addition to seeking the fishermen‘s release, Stalin also addressed logistical challenges, noting that permission for salvage boats to retrieve seized vessels from Sri Lanka is still pending. He urged proactive consideration of humanitarian concerns, including allowing Tamil Nadu fishermen associations to provide essential support to jailed fishermen in Sri Lanka. The Chief Minister’s letter underscores Tamil Nadu’s persistent efforts to protect the rights and livelihoods of its fishermen amidst recurring incidents of arrests and intimidation by the Sri Lankan authorities.

Moreover, Stalin emphasized the humanitarian aspect, urging permission for Tamil Nadu fishermen associations to visit their incarcerated counterparts in Sri Lanka. This step, he argued, is crucial to provide essential support and comfort to the jailed fishermen. The Chief Minister’s persistent efforts highlight the ongoing challenges faced by Tamil Nadu’s fishing community, urging sustained diplomatic efforts to address these recurrent issues effectively.

Stalin’s proactive approach to safeguarding Tamil Nadu’s fishermen reflects a critical commitment to resolving bilateral issues through diplomatic channels. His appeals for immediate action underscore the urgency of addressing ongoing challenges and ensuring the welfare of Tamil Nadu’s coastal communities.

“Tamil Nadu’s fishermen face recurring challenges that demand urgent diplomatic solutions to safeguard their livelihoods and rights.”

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