Stalin Urges Action to Protect Fishermen's Livelihood

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has called on the Centre to address the ongoing issues faced by Indian fishermen due to arrests by the Sri Lankan Navy. Despite previous appeals for diplomatic intervention, the situation remains unresolved, prompting protests from Tamil Nadu MPs in Parliament.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has once again urged the Centre to take decisive action to safeguard the livelihood of Indian fishermen, who are repeatedly targeted by the Sri Lankan Navy.

In a post on 'X', Stalin highlighted the Union government's 'indifference' despite several appeals for a diplomatic solution.

Today saw Tamil Nadu's DMK MPs and allied party representatives staging a protest in the Parliament premises, demanding the release of 97 fishermen and the return of 216 seized boats.