“Include Muslim MP in delegation to Sri Lanka”

“Include Muslim MP in delegation to Sri Lanka”

April 15, 2012   12:31 pm

State president of the Indian Union Muslim League K.M. Kader Mohideen has voiced concern over the exclusion of Muslim MP in the delegation to be led by Sushma Swaraj, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, to Sri Lanka.

The MP team is expected to visit the areas where rehabilitation measures for the war displaced Sri Lankan Tamils are being implemented.

Mr. Mohideen who was in Villupuram to attend the State executive committee meeting of the party on Saturday, told presspersons that to do justice to Tamil Muslims living in Sri Lanka it would be fair only to take on board a Muslim MP in the team.

He put the population of Tamil Muslims in Sri Lanka at 45,000. “The MP team should also make it a point to visit the Muslim areas on the island and ascertain their views on the problems faced by them and to help them to find political solutions,” he was quoted as saying by The Hindu.

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