In Indian history, time silently walks with the cultural and the linguistic diversities.

Of late this very idea of Indian democracy has been at peril and in direct conflict with the established norm of Indian image in the global politics.

As a willing war crime collation partner to Sri Lankan government that ended in the massacre of more than 40,000 unarmed Sri Lankan Tamils in 2009, India has shed its time-honoured mantle of passive politics aimed at the higher achievement in social justice.

By siding with the Sri Lankan government during its war on terrorism in 2009, Indian politics has already tarnished its image of neutrality and betrayed about 78 million Tamils living in the Indian State Tamil Nadu.

While being interviewed on ‘youtube’ by a TV
anchorman, Madam Sonia Gandhi, now at the helm of Indian Congress party, denied any sinister motive of harbouring vendetta against Sri Lankan Tamils for the assassination of her husband Mr Rajiv Gandhi, a former Indian Prime Minister. Confronted right at that spot by the TV anchorman, if what she had said was supposed to be true, why she did not raise her opposition to covert Indian military intelligence and surveillance support to the Sri Lankan government at war with Sri Lankan Tamils, she maintained a total silence.

Madam Sonia Gandhi – if you had raised your honest opposition to Indian covert military intelligence support to the Sri Lankan government at that time, your total innocence and outspoken word of honour to respect human life would have spared the lives of 40,000 Sri Lankan Tamils perished like a moth in the fire.

But you did not and the global citizens know that you were searching for an outlet to take vendetta on the helpless Sri Lankan Tamils.

You did and you were the winner of your own revenge on Sri Lankan Tamils.

As the world has seen, Sri Lankan Tamils did not lose their hope to reach the global citizens to muster international support for their aim at realizing their aspiration for an independent homeland.

Without a villain there is no winner in both the private life and the communal politics – especially so when it comes to ethnic integrity.

Collective conscience is never dwindled either by pomposity or political arrogance.

We are human beings disciplined by intellect and show compassion for the others in their difficult tmes.

In Indian history, time silently walks with the cultural and the linguistic diversities.

Of late this very idea of Indian democracy has been at peril and in direct conflict with the established norm of Indian image in the global politics.

As a willing war crime collation partner to Sri Lankan government that ended in the massacre of more than 40,000 unarmed Sri Lankan Tamils in 2009, India has shed its time-honoured mantle of passive politics aimed at the higher achievement in social justice.

By siding with the Sri Lankan government during its war on terrorism in 2009, Indian politics has already tarnished its image of neutrality and betrayed about 78 million Tamils living in the Indian State Tamil Nadu.

While being interviewed on ‘youtube’ by a TV
anchorman, Madam Sonia Gandhi, now at the helm of Indian Congress party, denied any sinister motive of harbouring vendetta against Sri Lankan Tamils for the assassination of her husband Mr Rajiv Gandhi, a former Indian Prime Minister. Confronted right at that spot by the TV anchorman, if what she had said was supposed to be true, why she did not raise her opposition to covert Indian military intelligence and surveillance support to the Sri Lankan government at war with Sri Lankan Tamils, she maintained a total silence.

Madam Sonia Gandhi – if you had raised your honest opposition to Indian covert military intelligence support to the Sri Lankan government at that time, your total innocence and outspoken word of honour to respect human life would have spared the lives of 40,000 Sri Lankan Tamils perished like a moth in the fire.

But you did not and the global citizens know that you were searching for an outlet to take vendetta on the helpless Sri Lankan Tamils.

You did and you were the winner of your own revenge on Sri Lankan Tamils.

As the world has seen, Sri Lankan Tamils did not lose their hope to reach the global citizens to muster international support for their aim at realizing their aspiration for an independent homeland.

Without a villain there is no winner in both the private life and the communal politics – especially so when it comes to ethnic integrity.

Collective conscience is never dwindled either by pomposity or political arrogance.

We are human beings disciplined by intellect and show compassion for the others in their difficult tmes.

In Indian history, time silently walks with the cultural and the linguistic diversities.

Of late this very idea of Indian democracy has been at peril and in direct conflict with the established norm of Indian image in the global politics.

As a willing war crime collation partner to Sri Lankan government that ended in the massacre of more than 40,000 unarmed Sri Lankan Tamils in 2009, India has shed its time-honoured mantle of passive politics aimed at the higher achievement in social justice.

By siding with the Sri Lankan government during its war on terrorism in 2009, Indian politics has already tarnished its image of neutrality and betrayed about 78 million Tamils living in the Indian State Tamil Nadu.

While being interviewed on ‘youtube’ by a TV
anchorman, Madam Sonia Gandhi, now at the helm of Indian Congress party, denied any sinister motive of harbouring vendetta against Sri Lankan Tamils for the assassination of her husband Mr Rajiv Gandhi, a former Indian Prime Minister. Confronted right at that spot by the TV anchorman, if what she had said was supposed to be true, why she did not raise her opposition to covert Indian military intelligence and surveillance support to the Sri Lankan government at war with Sri Lankan Tamils, she maintained a total silence.

Madam Sonia Gandhi – if you had raised your honest opposition to Indian covert military intelligence support to the Sri Lankan government at that time, your total innocence and outspoken word of honour to respect human life would have spared the lives of 40,000 Sri Lankan Tamils perished like a moth in the fire.

But you did not and the global citizens know that you were searching for an outlet to take vendetta on the helpless Sri Lankan Tamils.

You did and you were the winner of your own revenge on Sri Lankan Tamils.

As the world has seen, Sri Lankan Tamils did not lose their hope to reach the global citizens to muster international support for their aim at realizing their aspiration for an independent homeland.

Without a villain there is no winner in both the private life and the communal politics – especially so when it comes to ethnic integrity.

Collective conscience is never dwindled either by pomposity or political arrogance.

We are human beings disciplined by intellect and show compassion for the others in their difficult tmes.

In Indian history, time silently walks with the cultural and the linguistic diversities.

Of late this very idea of Indian democracy has been at peril and in direct conflict with the established norm of Indian image in the global politics.

As a willing war crime collation partner to Sri Lankan government that ended in the massacre of more than 40,000 unarmed Sri Lankan Tamils in 2009, India has shed its time-honoured mantle of passive politics aimed at the higher achievement in social justice.

By siding with the Sri Lankan government during its war on terrorism in 2009, Indian politics has already tarnished its image of neutrality and betrayed about 78 million Tamils living in the Indian State Tamil Nadu.

While being interviewed on ‘youtube’ by a TV
anchorman, Madam Sonia Gandhi, now at the helm of Indian Congress party, denied any sinister motive of harbouring vendetta against Sri Lankan Tamils for the assassination of her husband Mr Rajiv Gandhi, a former Indian Prime Minister. Confronted right at that spot by the TV anchorman, if what she had said was supposed to be true, why she did not raise her opposition to covert Indian military intelligence and surveillance support to the Sri Lankan government at war with Sri Lankan Tamils, she maintained a total silence.

Madam Sonia Gandhi – if you had raised your honest opposition to Indian covert military intelligence support to the Sri Lankan government at that time, your total innocence and outspoken word of honour to respect human life would have spared the lives of 40,000 Sri Lankan Tamils perished like a moth in the fire.

But you did not and the global citizens know that you were searching for an outlet to take vendetta on the helpless Sri Lankan Tamils.

You did and you were the winner of your own revenge on Sri Lankan Tamils.

As the world has seen, Sri Lankan Tamils did not lose their hope to reach the global citizens to muster international support for their aim at realizing their aspiration for an independent homeland.

Without a villain there is no winner in both the private life and the communal politics – especially so when it comes to ethnic integrity.

Collective conscience is never dwindled either by pomposity or political arrogance.

We are human beings disciplined by intellect and compassion for the others to be humane to them in understanding and humility.

In Indian history, time silently walks with the cultural and the linguistic diversities.

Of late this very idea of Indian democracy has been at peril and in direct conflict with the established norm of Indian image in the global politics.

As a willing war crime collation partner to Sri Lankan government that ended in the massacre of more than 40,000 unarmed Sri Lankan Tamils in 2009, India has shed its time-honoured mantle of passive politics aimed at the higher achievement in social justice.

By siding with the Sri Lankan government during its war on terrorism in 2009, Indian politics has already tarnished its image of neutrality and betrayed about 78 million Tamils living in the Indian State Tamil Nadu.

While being interviewed on ‘youtube’ by a TV
anchorman, Madam Sonia Gandhi, now at the helm of Indian Congress party, denied any sinister motive of harbouring vendetta against Sri Lankan Tamils for the assassination of her husband Mr Rajiv Gandhi, a former Indian Prime Minister. Confronted right at that spot by the TV anchorman, if what she had said was supposed to be true, why she did not raise her opposition to covert Indian military intelligence and surveillance support to the Sri Lankan government at war with Sri Lankan Tamils, she maintained a total silence.

Madam Sonia Gandhi – if you had raised your honest opposition to Indian covert military intelligence support to the Sri Lankan government at that time, your total innocence and outspoken word of honour to respect human life would have spared the lives of 40,000 Sri Lankan Tamils perished like a moth in the fire.

But you did not and the global citizens know that you were searching for an outlet to take vendetta on the helpless Sri Lankan Tamils.

You did and you were the winner of your own revenge on Sri Lankan Tamils.

As the world has seen, Sri Lankan Tamils did not lose their hope to reach the global citizens to muster international support for their aim at realizing their aspiration for an independent homeland.

Without a villain there is no winner in both the private life and the communal politics – especially so when it comes to ethnic integrity.

Collective conscience is never dwindled either by pomposity or political arrogance.

We are human beings disciplined by intellect and compassion for the others to be humane to them in understanding and humility.

Today Sri Lankan military is the tool of State Terrorism in the island nation Sri Lanka. Dissident Tamils disappear with NO trace of their whereabouts.

Painful to realize by the Buddhist Hierarchy outside Sri Lanka is the misuse of religion Buddhism to whip up social tension, racial disharmony, suspicion about the minority and project violence in one form or another against Sri Lankan Tamils and other minorities there.

The accusation levelled by the Sri Lankan Prime Minister that India harbours terrorism and provides training to militants in Tamil Nadu is baseless and is a self-accusatory remark to sideline Sri Lanka’s State Terrorism against Sri Lankan Tamils.

When a nation wears a mantle of hypocrisy in world politics to brag about its political achievement (s) and continues to practice State Terrorism under the pretext of National Security, how should Elite Scholars name it?

Pretension is the highest form of hypocrisy in politics.

As long as the problems of Sri Lankan Tamils are ignored or sidetracked, they will offshoot into other forms of self-assertions with a deadly force.

A wise person defuses the tension in the bud by peaceful means. This is wisdom.

An ignorant learns something to enlighten his mind from failures. This is lesson.

Just as fire burns the wood it has ignited, the social injustice practiced by way of State Terrorism will destroy those practicing it in the end.

Tamils, irrespective of their national identify, should field in their collective efforts in digital
world to forge ahead with a dissemination of reports on injustices done to the Sri Lankan Tamils.

Digital world is the promise of the future.

Digital world is extremely powerful to wake up the global conscience so that its voice for justice to Sri Lankan Tamils will be heard far and wide.

In the digital world, Sri Lankan military has no influence over the propagation of rightful claim by the Sri Lankan Tamils and their demand for recognition of their rights and self-rule by their own elected Tamil leaders.

Anything is possible for a mind that gives itself the challenge to unleash its creative potential.

Today Sri Lankan military is the tool of State Terrorism in the island nation Sri Lanka. Dissident Tamils disappear with NO trace of their whereabouts.

Painful to realize by the Buddhist Hierarchy outside Sri Lanka is the misuse of religion Buddhism to whip up social tension, racial disharmony, suspicion about the minority and project violence in one form or another against Sri Lankan Tamils and other minorities there.

The accusation levelled by the Sri Lankan Prime Minister that India harbours terrorism and provides training to militants in Tamil Nadu is baseless and is a self-accusatory remark to sideline Sri Lanka’s State Terrorism against Sri Lankan Tamils.

When a nation wears a mantle of hypocrisy in world politics to brag about its political achievement (s) and continues to practice State Terrorism under the pretext of National Security, how should Elite Scholars name it?

Pretension is the highest form of hypocrisy in politics.

As long as the problems of Sri Lankan Tamils are ignored or sidetracked, they will offshoot into other forms of self-assertions with a deadly force.

A wise person defuses the tension in the bud by peaceful means. This is wisdom.

An ignorant learns something to enlighten his mind from failures. This is lesson.

Just as fire burns the wood it has ignited, the social injustice practiced by way of State Terrorism will destroy those practicing it in the end.

Tamils, irrespective of their national identify, should field in their collective efforts in digital
world to forge ahead with a dissemination of reports on injustices done to the Sri Lankan Tamils.

Digital world is the promise of the future.

Digital world is extremely powerful to wake up the global conscience so that its voice for justice to Sri Lankan Tamils will be heard far and wide.

In the digital world, Sri Lankan military has no influence over the propagation of rightful claim by the Sri Lankan Tamils and their demand for recognition of their rights and self-rule by their own elected Tamil leaders.

Anything is possible for a mind that gives itself the challenge to unleash its creative potential.