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According to fisheries officials, the boats owned by Simson of Thangachimadam and Sasikumar of Rameswaram had set out for fishing on March 25 before being intercepted by Sri Lankan naval personnel
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Fishermen associations in Rameswaram have condemned the arrests and urged the Union government to intervene for the immediate release of both the fishermen and their boats.
Relatives of the arrested fishermen stage protest near Thangachimadam
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The arrested fishermen have been handed over to the fisheries authorities in Kilinochchi.
fishing boat
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The arrested fishermen and their boat were later taken to the Talaimannar naval camp for further proceedings.
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Reports suggest the Lankan Navy chased away several boats fishing close to the IMBL, but managed to intercept one and detain its crew.
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Chief Minister expressed concern over the latest arrest of 22 fishermen from Rameswaram by Sri Lankan Navy.
Three mechanised boats owned by Anthony Keruniraj, Venkadesan, and Alex Daniel of Rameswaram, carrying 18 fishermen.
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The Sri Lankan Navy detained the 22 fishermen and seized their four boats for alleged IMBL violations, and they have been taken into custody for further legal action.
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