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19 TN fishermen repatriated from SL

NT BureauBy NT BureauApril 4, 2024No Comments
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Chennai: Nineteen fishermen hailing from various coastal towns in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, who were detained by Sri Lankan Navy on March 6 for allegedly crossing territorial waters and later lodged in prison, returned to Chennai after their release from the jail.

Among them, nine fishermen are from Mayiladuthurai, four from Pudukottai, and six from Karaikal, Puducherry.

A total of 19 fishermen, 9 from Mayiladuthurai, 4 from Pudukottai and 6 from Karaikal, Puducherry reached Chennai airport after they were released from Sri Lankan. The fishermen were arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy for crossing the border on March 6.

The Sri Lankan Navy recently confirmed in a statement that, thus far in 2024, they have held 23 Indian trawlers along with 178 Indian fishermen for purportedly engaging in fishing activities within Sri Lankan waters. The apprehended fishermen were handed over to authorities for further legal proceedings.

Nineteen fishermen hailing from various coastal towns in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry returned to Chennai after their release from the jail. who were detained by Sri Lankan Navy on March 6 for allegedly crossing territorial waters and later lodged in prison
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