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4/27/2012

Pakistan      Four persons shot dead in separate incidents in Karachi
India      Maoists kill two former cadres in Maharashtra
India      Policeman shot dead by Maoists in Andhra Pradesh
Pakistan      Would-be suicide bomber killed in Balochistan
India      IED blast by GNLA militants misses Police truck in Meghalaya
India      Grenade recovered in Manipur
India      IED recovered in Assam
Bangladesh      Four JeI cadres arrested in Pirojpur District
India      Three persons arrested along with FICN worth INR 846,000 in Kerala
India      Maoists building weapons factories in India with help from China, says Intelligence report
India      Terror attacks claimed 458 lives in Mumbai since 2000, states Minister of State for Home Jitendra Singh
India      11 killed, 88 abducted by Maoists till April, says Minister of State for Home Affairs Jitendra Singh
India      102 ceasefire violations reported along LoC in Jammu and Kashmir since 2010, says Government
Pakistan      CIA alerts Pakistan to al Qaeda plan
Pakistan      Pakistan and US resume talks over NATO supply route reopen
Pakistan      Army's grip on foreign policy easing, says Minister of Foreign Affairs Hina Rabbani Khar
Nepal      UCPN-M proposes a federal model of 10 states, one centrally-run zone
India      Bru refugees residing in Tripura refuse to return to Mizoram
India      Government of India positive on talks with NSCN-Khole-Kitovi, says CFSB supervisor Singson
India      Talks reportedly begin to ink NSCN-K-Myanmar Cease fire
Sri Lanka      No favorable response from the Government for political solution, says TNA leader R. Sampanthan
Sri Lanka      Cluster bombs found in North, says UN Report







 
Sri Lanka
No favorable response from the Government for political solution, says TNA leader R. Sampanthan

Tamil National Alliance (TNA) leader R. Sampanthan said that there had been no favorable response from the Sri Lankan Government on the issue of local political solution to the national problem in Sri Lanka, reports Daily Mirror. He recalled that the present Government had been giving assurances since 2006 but had failed to deliver them. He further said that the suggestion made by the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission (LLRC) for an accepted solution for the national issue with maximum devolution had also been thrown away by Mahindra Rajapaksa Government. He claimed that all their efforts to come to a deal with the respective Governments have failed and now they are forced to look for international assistance.

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