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'Tamil Nadu's demand for retrieving Katchatheevu ignored': MK Stalin targets PM Modi after Sri Lanka visit

IndiaTimes Monday, 7 April 2025
Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not addressing the state's concerns about the fishermen issue and the retrieval of the Katchatheevu islet during his visit to Sri Lanka. Despite these setbacks, the Tamil Nadu government plans to continue supporting the fishermen and is implementing new initiatives to aid them.
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