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Dissanayake highlights ‘good relations’ with India, points to New Delhi’s Katchatheevu stance

Source: The Hindu — National · 1 day ago
Dissanayake highlights ‘good relations’ with India, points to New Delhi’s Katchatheevu stance
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Summary

Sri Lankan President Dissanayake said that India has recognized, before its Supreme Court, that the disputed island of Katchatheevu belongs to Sri Lanka. He noted that the Indian Attorney General recently told the court that India does not plan to reopen the 1974 and 1976 agreements concerning the island. This was presented as evidence of good relations between the two countries.

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Sri Lankan President says India has acknowledged before its Supreme Court that Katchatheevu belongs to Sri Lanka. Last week, Attorney General R. Venkataramani told the court that India did not intend reopening the Katchatheevu agreements of 1974 and 1976 with Sri Lanka

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