Sri Lankan financial disaster: Centre calls all-party meet on Tuesday
By PTI
NEW DELHI: The authorities has known as an all-party assembly Tuesday on the Sri Lankan disaster which will probably be briefed by Union ministers Nirmala Sitharaman and S Jaishankar, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi mentioned.
During a gathering of events convened on Sunday forward of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, Tamil Nadu-based DMK and AIADMK demanded India intervene within the neighbouring nation which is dealing with a debilitating financial disaster.
During the Sunday meet, each DMK and AIADMK raised the Sri Lankan subject, particularly the situation of the nation’s Tamil inhabitants.
Talking to reporters after the assembly, NDA constituent DMK chief M Thambidurai mentioned India ought to intervene to resolve the disaster in Sri Lanka.
Party chief TR Baalu additionally demanded India’s intervention in addressing the state of affairs confronting the island nation.
Sri Lanka is dealing with its worst financial disaster in seven a long time, with a extreme international alternate scarcity hampering the import of necessities together with meals, gas and medicines.
The financial disaster additionally sparked a political disaster within the nation after a preferred rebellion towards the federal government.
NEW DELHI: The authorities has known as an all-party assembly Tuesday on the Sri Lankan disaster which will probably be briefed by Union ministers Nirmala Sitharaman and S Jaishankar, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi mentioned.
During a gathering of events convened on Sunday forward of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, Tamil Nadu-based DMK and AIADMK demanded India intervene within the neighbouring nation which is dealing with a debilitating financial disaster.
During the Sunday meet, each DMK and AIADMK raised the Sri Lankan subject, particularly the situation of the nation’s Tamil inhabitants.
Talking to reporters after the assembly, NDA constituent DMK chief M Thambidurai mentioned India ought to intervene to resolve the disaster in Sri Lanka.
Party chief TR Baalu additionally demanded India’s intervention in addressing the state of affairs confronting the island nation.
Sri Lanka is dealing with its worst financial disaster in seven a long time, with a extreme international alternate scarcity hampering the import of necessities together with meals, gas and medicines.
The financial disaster additionally sparked a political disaster within the nation after a preferred rebellion towards the federal government.