The Ilankai Tamil Arasu Katchi (ITAK), passed a resolution urging the government of Sri Lanka to take actions towards a political solution that would be accepted by the Tamil people.
The resolution further called on the government to release land belonging to Tamils and release all detained and missing persons.
A second resolution passed by ITAK, condemned the burning of effigies of TNA MP MA Sumanthiran and leader R Sampanthan, by Tamil demonstrators protesting against enforced disappearances in the North-East.
The resolution also questioned the Tamil National Alliance Spokesperson Suresh Premachandran and Northern Provincial Councillor Ananthni Sasitharan’s failure to condemn the actions during the protest.
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