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Senior Sri Lankan defence officials visited the North on Sunday to examine army led resettlement projects.
The paper reported that the army's release of civilian land in Jaffna, as well as the housing project in Keeramalai were also evaluated. See more here.
The government's failure to expedite the release of civilian land currently occupied by the military over 7 years since the end of the armed conflict has been widely criticised, and has prompted numerous protests across the North-East.
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