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3807 matching reports found. Showing 3701 - 3720 [TamilNet, Tuesday, 23 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]A youth identified as Krishnapillai Jegatheeswaran 23, was shot dead in Paththiniyar Mahilum Kulam, a suburb of Vavuniya town around 7.30 a.m in the morning yesterday. Full story >> [TamilNet, Saturday, 20 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]Sri Lankan election officials say that at least two thousand government servants are required to undertake election work in Jaffna. But they are yet to find any one in the peninsula ready to take up election duty for the forthcoming local government polls in Jaffna. Full story >> [TamilNet, Saturday, 20 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]Reports from Vavuniya said today that the army and Sinhala settlers in the military colonisation scheme of Manalaaru (renamed as Weli Oya by army) have ransacked the abandoned town of Nedunkerni which was captured in early June during the first phase of Operation Jayasikurui. Full story >> [TamilNet, Saturday, 20 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]This evening at 6.30pm, a member of the PLOTE riding a motorcycle was shot dead in Soosaipillayar Kulam, a suburb of Vavuniya town. The dead person was identified as Paranth (Rasalingam Nanthakumar). Full story >> [TamilNet, Friday, 19 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]Sources in Vavuniya said today that a large number of troops are being sent to the 'Jayasikurui' front from last week. They were, however, not able to ascertain whether the induction of soldiers is connected to the major operation to achieve the link up between the troops of Operation Jayasikurui and the SLA base in Kilinochchi before February 4, 1998, the fiftieth anniversary of Sri Lanka's independence. Full story >> [TamilNet, Thursday, 18 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]The monsoon rains have begun lashing the Vanni region again after a lull of more than a week. The Kanakarayan river which runs along some of the forward areas of Operation Jayasikurui such as Karappukkuththi, Katkidangu etc., has been swollen with floods since yesterday, sources in the Vanni said. Full story >> [TamilNet, Monday, 15 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]Leader of the EPDP Douglas Devananda sent an urgent fax to the Sri Lankan Presdient today claiming that he is personally aware that the two Tamil prisoners from Jaffna killed in the Kalutara prison are innocents and therefore their bodies should be released to their kith and kin for funerals in the peninsula. Full story >> [TamilNet, Monday, 15 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]The Voice of Tigers (VOT) radio said in its news bulletin this evening that two members of the LTTE were killed in a confrontation with the Sri Lankan Army at Puthuvilankulam yesterday. Full story >> [TamilNet, Sunday, 14 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]Autorickshaw drivers in Vavuniya staged a demonstration today to protest against the killing of an autorickshaw driver by Sri Lankan police on 11 December. Full story >> [TamilNet, Saturday, 13 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]"The attack on Tamil political prisoners had a political motive and was quite clearly premeditated" said Mr. Dharmalingam Sidarthan MP for Vavuniya and leader of the PLOTE speaking to the Tamil Net this afternoon after returning from a visit to the Kalutara prison and the Nagoda hospital earlier today. Full story >> [TamilNet, Tuesday, 09 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]The meeting called by Sri Lanka's Deputy Minister of Defence Gen. Anuruddha Ratwatte today with all the parties in Parliament ended on an inconclusive note, said leaders of Tamil parties which participated in the discussion. Full story >> [TamilNet, Saturday, 06 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]Sources close to the SLA said today that the Mannakulam counterattack by the LTTE was one of the greatest setbacks for the Sri Lankan army in the island's separatist war for this was the first time so many of its elite commandos have been killed. Full story >> [TamilNet, Friday, 05 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]At least two hundred Sri Lankan army soldiers were confirmed killed and 294 wounded when the Liberation Tigers surrounded and attacked a large SLA force which had tried to advance into LTTE held territory yesterday, as part of the seven month long Operation Jayasikurui. Full story >> [TamilNet, Friday, 05 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]A communique put out by the Sri Lankan Ministry of Defense in Colombo tonight (another had been put out at 10.30 a.m.) confirmed doubts cast by informed sources in Vavuniya on the veracity of claims which emanated this morning from certain sections of the military establishment in Colombo, namely that SLA troops who were attacked yesterday by the Liberation Tigers had earlier destroyed an LTTE base along with two 120 mm mortars that had been there. Full story >> [TamilNet, Thursday, 04 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]The People's Liberation Organisation of Tamil Eelam (PLOTE) will hold a protest demonstration before the Sri Lankan Parliament tomorrow, said a spokesman for the group today. Full story >> [TamilNet, Wednesday, 03 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]Sri Lanka's Commissioner of Elections called nominations for polls to the local government bodies in the Jaffna peninsula. Nominations have to be filed between December 16 and 12 noon December 23. Full story >> [TamilNet, Tuesday, 02 December 1997, 23:59 GMT]Seven Sri Lankan army soldiers were killed and six wounded when the Liberation Tigers attacked an army vehicle in Murunkan, in the Mannar district this morning around 8.15 a.m. Full story >> [TamilNet, Sunday, 30 November 1997, 23:59 GMT]One child was killed and two others were wounded when Sri Lankan police opened fire indiscriminately in a suburb of Vavuniya town at around 6.00pm today. The incident occurred at the Madasami Koiladi in Vairavapuliyankulam. Full story >> [TamilNet, Sunday, 30 November 1997, 23:59 GMT]Eighty Tamil people were arrested in two villages near Kadhirgamam in an early morning operation today. Seven persons, including a woman are said to have been detained on suspicion that they may be linked to the LTTE. Kadhirgamam is on the southern edge of the Yala national park in the south east of the island. Full story >> [TamilNet, Thursday, 27 November 1997, 23:59 GMT]All non-residents were turned back today at all entry points to Paduvankarai region (the vast western hinterland) in Batticaloa in view of Heroes Day (Maveerar Nall). Full story >>
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