This story is from May 15, 2019
India says LTTE still active, extends ban for 5 more years
The Union home ministry has extended the ban on Sri Lankan outfit Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) for a further five years, noting that the activities of its remnant cadres, dropouts, sympathisers, supporters traced out recently in Tamil Nadu suggest that the cadres sent to Tamil Nadu would ultimately be utilised by LTTE for unlawful activities.
LTTE will remain banned as an unlawful association until May 2024 under Section 3 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act 1967, as per a home ministry notification issued on Tuesday.
The notification stated that LTTE, even following its military defeat in May 2009 in Sri Lanka, has not abandoned the concept of ‘ Eelam’ — an independent Tamil homeland — and was clandestinely working towards this cause.
LTTE will remain banned as an unlawful association until May 2024 under Section 3 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act 1967, as per a home ministry notification issued on Tuesday.
The notification stated that LTTE, even following its military defeat in May 2009 in Sri Lanka, has not abandoned the concept of ‘ Eelam’ — an independent Tamil homeland — and was clandestinely working towards this cause.
Top Comment
Kumar krishnan
1815 days ago
Please Government leave them alone & the more you ditch them islamic terror is going to spread to India & more to South india,just remember Sri prabakran kept this barabic religion at Bay.Read allPost comment
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