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Express News Service
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Arrests near Neduntheevu come days after 10 Rameswaram fishermen were held in a similar incident last week
In the wee hours of Tuesday, the boat along with its 10-member crew was apprehended by the Sri Lankan Navy for IMBL violation.
M S Thanaraj
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Official sources said the mechanised fishing boat, owned by M Thennarasu of Rameswaram and carrying 10 fishermen, ventured into the sea on Monday night.
CM Stalin pointed out that, as of now, 251 fishing boats belonging to Tamil Nadu and 73 fishermen are currently under Sri Lankan custody.
Express News Service
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The CM to External Affairs Minister Jaishankar, urging the centre to take diplomatic action on the continued apprehension of Tamil Nadu fishermen.
Nine fishermen and two motorised fishing boats from Mayiladuthurai were apprehended by the Sri Lankan Navy on Saturday. Representative image.
Express News Service
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Of the nine fishermen detained, one hails from Akkaraipettai in Nagapattinam, while the remaining eight are residents of Mayiladuthurai.
The 11 men were arrested on Thursday midnight.
Express News Service
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According to sources, a group of 11 fishermen ventured into the sea from Karaikal fishing harbour on December 29 in a mechanised boat.
The incident has once again raised concerns among fishermen in the coastal belt of Ramanathapuram district, where frequent apprehensions by the Sri Lankan Navy continue to affect the livelihoods of the fishing community.
Express News Service
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Fishermen’s associations expressed condemnation over the continuing arrests and urged the Central Government to engage with the Sri Lankan Government to address the prolonged issue.
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