This meeting held at the hotel Taj Samudhra last evening. Suwamikal questioned minister Douglas Devananda on present situation of the North and East provinces and brief about the present situation of Tamil Nadu towards minister.
He also express views on interest of Tamil Nadu people on problems of Tamil people in SriLanka. Dr.Subramainyam Suwamikal appreciates the service render by the minister Devananda towards people of Tamil people in SriLanka.
Leading journalist K.T.Rajasingham, coordinator of the minister K.Rajkumar(Robin) were also present at this meeting.
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Minster Douglas Devananda met the leader of Janatha Party Dr. Subramaniyam Suwamikal arrive SriLanka to take part in the defence seminar of Lankan government.
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