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by chintan jhunjhunwala on Feb 23, 2011 11:59 AM
there u r.the present govt is pleased with the situation for they r full time occupied sending dossiers and making statements like 'this is totally unacceptable.'
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by kafir chronicles on Feb 23, 2011 11:34 AM
Saffron grows in Kashmir. KM's and their several offshoot terror organizations add up to Saffron terror.
My question is why do these fishermen repeatedly cross the International maritime border and cross over to their area? No other Govt or Navy is like our Govt which is spineless. If at all we had spine such countries would have never dared to do this to our fishermen.
Re: Why cross the border
by Thomas Philip on Feb 23, 2011 11:44 AM
If our fishermen violate the maritime border they are at fault.It is to the credit of the Govt that they have been brought back.In the past when the LTTE was in control of the Jaffna peninsula Indian fishermen had a free run.Now since the war is over the Sri Lankan fisherfolk would definitely not appreciate Indians poaching their waters.If India bulldozes her way it would definitely be construed as hegemonic by our neighbour.However,as far as international waters are concerned these cannot be divided by identifiable landmarks as inland.The need is therefore to have a workable arrangement so that unintentional intruders are directed back to Indian waters and vice versa.Incidentally,tiger prawns and other lobsters are found in larger quantity in Sri Lankan waters.So hold your horses before blaming the Indian Govt.
Re: Re: Why cross the border
by kafir chronicles on Feb 23, 2011 11:50 AM
Thomas, these people have fished in these waters for centuries. The conflict zone is the area around Kachativu island which was ceded by India to Sri Lanka. Do you understand the problem? If you have been drawing water from the only well within a radius of 50 kms, and tomorrow, that well is given away to a third party who imposes a complete ban on water drawing rights, what will you do?
Re: Why cross the border
by abhay bisen on Feb 23, 2011 11:28 AM
my dear it is not question of dare , it is question of comptision betwwen two fishermen , also if Indian Fishermen have crosed boder then it is our fault not Shrilankas , non of the country have any right on the resource of another country , and do not talk about Spine India have much of it and India always behaved in a mature way
Re: Why cross the border
by hebbar on Feb 23, 2011 11:21 AM
divided we fail. it happened in the past , its happening now and its going to happen in future.
Re: Re: Why cross the border
by abhay bisen on Feb 23, 2011 11:31 AM
things are not that serious , what drive you to conclude that we have divided by looking into this issue ? , friend use some logic before commenting , there are certain rules for international sea border .
Re: Why cross the border
by kafir chronicles on Feb 23, 2011 11:25 AM
The bone of contention is the area surrounding Kachativu island which GoI donated to Sri Lanka back in the days. The fishermen have been fishing those waters for probably centuries, and find it hard to resist the lure of a good catch in the area surrounding an uninhabited island. The two govts should reach a compromise. Our government is spineless. You have massive Russian and East European mechanized boats fishing in Indian waters fishing off the coast of Kerala, and they often fire at Indian fishermen fishing in Indian waters. Our government is impotent, what to do. We are sissys only :(
Re: Re: Why cross the border
by abhay bisen on Feb 23, 2011 11:34 AM
go back Paki save your country first which is about to break again , what u said the case was not like that and India knows how to respect borders we are not like you .
Re: Re: Re: Why cross the border
by kafir chronicles on Feb 23, 2011 11:46 AM
Was that your best comeback line? A Paki? Do you even know the history of the conflict? Go read your previous two posts and it should dawn on you what a douchebag you are. Prove me wrong and I will retract my statement.
