03/15/2011
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Hindustan Times
The soft spoken and largely ceremonial Prime Minister DM Jayaratne was quick to retract the statement but not before it left a trail of questions and denials. Last week, he confidently read out from "intelligence reports" in Parliament that new Tamil Tiger recruits were being trained in three Tamil N
03/12/2011
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Xinhua
Sri Lanka's main opposition accused Friday that Prime Minister D.M. Jayaratne had misled the parliament by talking about the alleged training camps in India for the Tamil Tiger rebels.
Jayaratne told the parliament earlier that the government received information that at least two training camps existed in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
03/11/2011
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The Times of India
Stunned by allegations that LTTE was operating terror camps in Tamil Nadu, India on Thursday came down heavily on Sri Lanka, asking it not to react on "speculative" and "uncorroborated" reports. Sri Lankan PM D M Jayaratne had said in Parliament on Wednesday that LTTE still had training centres in India.
"We have seen reports from Sri Lanka referring to the Sri Lankan prime minister's statement in their Parliament alluding to the presence of LTTE training camps in Tamil Nadu. We categorically deny the existence of any such camp," official spokesperson Vishnu Prakash said.