India:The diversion of people's tax money to foreign countries, even as India's economy is collapsing, threatens India's goodwill.
Vision of Tamil Nadu :There are many unsolvable problems in Tamil Nadu. Of these, the primary issue is the issue of fishermen. The arrest of Tamil Nadu fishermen by the Sri Lankan navy claiming to be crossing the border and confiscating boats and fishing gear has become a recurring theme. As a result, Tamil Nadu fishermen are suffering mentally, physically and economically. Fishermen returning to the sea are returning to shore "and" their lives are not guaranteed. Central and state governments have not yet been able to put an end to the fishery's crisis. Fishermen from other states in India return to shore in peace after fishing in the sea. But it is not possible to say for sure that only Tamil Nadu fishermen will return home. It is true that this is a curse on Tamil Nadu fishermen.
India credit:Sri Lanka thanks India for its assistance to Sri Lanka. Prime Minister Mode assured that India will continue to assist the people of Sri Lanka on the basis of 'priority to neighboring countries'. This is stated in a statement issued by the Federal Ministry of Finance.
The Government of Sri Lanka has been provided Rs. 7,500 crore in financial assistance for the purchase of essential commodities, including food and medicine.
Vision of Sri Lanka :We will see in the coming days that Sri Lanka will smoothly kill its loyalty to the Tamil Nadu fishermen, considering the assistance India tax should feel like it belongs to Tamil Nadu tax.
Tamil Nadu vs Sri Lanka problems:The issue of Indian-Sri Lankan fishermen refers to the problem caused by Tamil fishermen fishing in the waters of the Bach Sri Lankan waters. In 1974, India and Sri Lanka signed an agreement. According to the agreement, India ceded Katia Island. Accordingly, Tamil Nadu fishermen were given fishing licenses and freedom. In 1976 another agreement was reached between India and Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka has announced that the licenses issued to Tamil Nadu fishermen under this agreement have been revoked. But Article 6 of the agreement states that fishermen from both countries can enjoy the same rights that they have enjoyed for a long time. Article 6 (1) of the 1969 Vienna Convention provides that one country has the right to terminate or suspend the Agreement when it violates a key element of the Agreement. 5000 sq km off the coast of Sri Lanka 150 sq km Tamil Nadu fishermen are fishing across borders. The Indian Ocean is home to some of the world's largest fishing grounds. That is, 15% of the world's fishing area is in the Indian Ocean. Tamil Nadu Elam fishermen have been fishing in large areas of these areas for a long time. There were no 'major' documented disputes between them before the Eel am struggle. There are traditional methods among Tamil fishermen to establish who can fish in which area. During the Elam War, the Sri Lankan and Indian navies brought the area under their strict surveillance. During and after the Elam War, the Sri Lankan navy routinely attacked travelers and businessmen in the area, calling them militants. Such attacks and violence have continued by the Sri Lankan navy since the end of the Elam, The border between India and Sri Lanka is just 12 nautical miles. At night, it is difficult to tell the difference between fishing boats and pirate boats. To 2006 data, the number of boats registered in the East Coast alone is said to be 1.65 lakh, with the same number of unregistered boats. This is cited as one of the reasons for the violence and attacks on Tamil Nadu fishermen by the Sri Lankan Army.
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