Indian looting binge of marine resource from other South Asian countries
Indian fisherman with active support from indian authorities continuously looting marine resources from Pakistan, SriLanka and Bangladesh territory.
SriLanka continuously detaining fisherman and detained 33 of them as recently as 2 days ago. Pakistan on May 25th released more than 100 indian fisherman. These wholesale indian looting of neighbor marine resource could not happen without active tacit blessing of indian authorities.
Indian fisherman with active support from indian authorities continuously looting marine resources from Pakistan, SriLanka and Bangladesh territory.
SriLanka continuously detaining fisherman and detained 33 of them as recently as 2 days ago. Pakistan on May 25th released more than 100 indian fisherman. These wholesale indian looting of neighbor marine resource could not happen without active tacit blessing of indian authorities.
Pakistan releases 151 Indian fishermen, Sri Lanka to follow
Karachi/Colombo, May 25 (PTI): In a goodwill gesture, Pakistan today freed 151 Indian fishermen while Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa ordered the release of all detained Indian fishermen on the eve of the swearing-in ceremony of Prime Minister-designate Narendra Modi.
Authorities released 59 Indian fishermen from Malir jail in Karachi and another 92 from Nara jail in Hyderabad in Sindh province.
The release comes ahead of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's visit to India to attend the swearing-in of Modi.
Pakistan releases 151 Indian fishermen, Sri Lanka to follow
33 Tamil Nadu fishermen arrested by Sri Lankan Navy
Thirty three Tamil Nadu fishermen were arrested by Sri Lankan Navy in separate incidents while fishing near Katchatheevu, an islet in the Palk Strait, police and fisheries officials on Sunday said.
The arrest comes days after Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa ordered the release of all detained Indian fishermen in a goodwill gesture ahead of his visit to the swearing in of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 26.
Sri Lankan Navy personnel arrested four fishermen of Rameswaram on Sunday morning after they got stranded near Katchatheevu when their boat developed a technical snag, 'Q' branch police inspector Kennedy and Pamban fishermen organisation functionary U Arulanandam said. The fishermen and the boat have been taken to Talaimannar.
On the previous night, 29 fishermen from Rameswaram were arrested by the Lankan Navy near the same area. They were part of a group of fishermen, who set out in 727 boats from here, M Gopinath, Rameswaram Fisheries Assistant Director said.
They also seized six mechanised boats, he said, adding, the fishermen and the boats have been taken to Talaimannar.
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