Tiger stamps released on Independence Day…

February 5, 2012  

Pro-LTTE activists in Norway on February 04, Sri Lanka’s Independence Day, released stamps featuring slain LTTE leader V. Prabhakaran, the map and flag of Tamil Eelam and some of its symbols. The stamps were released in front of the Norwegian Parliament. Meanwhile the stamps were also reportedly released in Germany. 
Tiger stamps released on Independence Day…
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