Karunanidhi slams Centre for complying with Sri Lanka ban on 16 diaspora groups

"It is condemnable that India has complied with the inhumane, anti-Tamil" move by Colombo, DMK president M Karunanidhi said in a statement.

Karunanidhi slams Centre for complying with Sri Lanka ban on 16 diaspora groups
CHENNAI: DMK president M Karunanidhi today slammed the Union Government for complying with Sri Lanka's ban on 16 Tamil diaspora groups and 424 of their supporters on grounds that they were allegedly involved in terror activities.

While Canada and the US have already ignored the list, "it is condemnable that India has complied with the inhumane, anti-Tamil" move by Colombo, he said in a statement here.

Karunanidhi also pointed out that one of the 424 persons named, who was returning to India from the UK for medical treatment for his mother, was turned away.

Sri Lanka had designated 16 Tamil diaspora groups and 424 individuals as terrorists late March.

They are based in many countries, including India.
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