Stalin writes to Jaishankar, flags 'disturbing trend' of Indian fishermen arrest
Wednesday, 24 January 2024
Expressing apprehension about the "alarming trend" of the arrest of Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu, chief minister M K Stalin urged the Centre on Wednesday to reinstate a joint working group, emphasizing the imperative for diplomatic initiatives to address the situation. In a letter addressed to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, released by the state government, the chief minister highlighted the recent detention of six fishermen from Ramanathapuram district by the Sri Lankan Navy.
Expressing apprehension about the "alarming trend" of the arrest of Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu, chief minister M K Stalin urged the Centre on Wednesday to reinstate a joint working group, emphasizing the imperative for diplomatic initiatives to address the situation. In a letter addressed to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, released by the state government, the chief minister highlighted the recent detention of six fishermen from Ramanathapuram district by the Sri Lankan Navy.
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