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Tamil Nadu Fisherman's Killing: Sri Lankan Navy Has Promised Probe
Amid huge anger in Tamil Nadu over the killing of a 22-year-old fisherman by the Sri Lankan navy, Colombo has promised "full and thorough investigation". India has raised the killing with Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe and expressed its deep concern.
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One Killed as Unmarked Ship Fires at Indian Fishing Boat Off Gujarat Coast
One person was killed in firing on an Indian boat from an unmarked ship in international waters today off the Gujarat coast. It is not clear yet whether the ship that attacked the boat is from Pakistan.
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Firing on Tamil fishermen: DMK's 5 demands
Soon after casting their votes for the Presidential election, DMK MPs from the state went into a huddle. The leaders put together a joint memorandum addressed to the Prime Minister on the firing by the US Naval Ship near the Jabel Ali Port in Dubai three days ago, in which 1 fisherman from Tamil Nadu was killed and 3 others were seriously injured.
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Tamil Nadu government taking all steps to bring back body of fisherman: Official
Ramanathapuram district collector Nandhakumar on Wednesday met the mother and relatives of the fisherman killed in firing by the US Navy off Dubai coast and said Tamil Nadu government was taking all steps to bring his body back to India.
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Indian fishermen survived a hail of gunfire from US boat
Indian fishermen who survived a hail of gunfire from a US navy boat off the coast of the United Arab Emirates disputed US claims that their boat drew fire after ignoring warnings to steer clear of the American vessel.
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Iran slams US for attack on Indian fishermen off coast of Dubai
Iran on Tuesday criticised the actions of a US navy ship that shot at an approaching fishing boat off the United Arab Emirates, saying the incident showed foreign forces threatened regional security.
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Indian killed in US firing: Should India take a tougher stand?
India has sought a report from its Ambassador in the UAE on the killing of an Indian fisherman in a US Navy ship firing at a docking point in Dubai even as the US on Tuesday said the incident is under investigation.
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India reacts to US Navy killing fisherman in Dubai: Full statement
India has asked the UAE to register a case against the US navy after one of its ships opened fire on a boat off Dubai. A fisherman from Tamil Nadu was killed; three others from the same state were injured. The Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi has issued a statement today saying the Embassy in Abu Dhabi is working with local authorities to...
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US statement on fisherman killed by navy in Dubai
India has asked the UAE to register a case against the US navy after one of its ships opened fire on a boat off Dubai. A fisherman from Tamil Nadu was killed; three others from the same state were injured.
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In Colombo, India to discuss fishermen deaths
Taking a tough stand on the recent killings of Indian fishermen allegedly by the Sri Lankan navy, sources have told NDTV that Foreign Minister SM Krishna has asked Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao to go to Colombo to take up the matter.Sources say Ms Rao will go to Lanka on Sunday and meet the Lankan officials on Monday.Last week a fisherman from Tam...
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Tamil Nadu Fisherman's Killing: Sri Lankan Navy Has Promised Probe
Amid huge anger in Tamil Nadu over the killing of a 22-year-old fisherman by the Sri Lankan navy, Colombo has promised "full and thorough investigation". India has raised the killing with Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe and expressed its deep concern.
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One Killed as Unmarked Ship Fires at Indian Fishing Boat Off Gujarat Coast
One person was killed in firing on an Indian boat from an unmarked ship in international waters today off the Gujarat coast. It is not clear yet whether the ship that attacked the boat is from Pakistan.
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Firing on Tamil fishermen: DMK's 5 demands
Soon after casting their votes for the Presidential election, DMK MPs from the state went into a huddle. The leaders put together a joint memorandum addressed to the Prime Minister on the firing by the US Naval Ship near the Jabel Ali Port in Dubai three days ago, in which 1 fisherman from Tamil Nadu was killed and 3 others were seriously injured.
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Tamil Nadu government taking all steps to bring back body of fisherman: Official
Ramanathapuram district collector Nandhakumar on Wednesday met the mother and relatives of the fisherman killed in firing by the US Navy off Dubai coast and said Tamil Nadu government was taking all steps to bring his body back to India.
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Indian fishermen survived a hail of gunfire from US boat
Indian fishermen who survived a hail of gunfire from a US navy boat off the coast of the United Arab Emirates disputed US claims that their boat drew fire after ignoring warnings to steer clear of the American vessel.
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Iran slams US for attack on Indian fishermen off coast of Dubai
Iran on Tuesday criticised the actions of a US navy ship that shot at an approaching fishing boat off the United Arab Emirates, saying the incident showed foreign forces threatened regional security.
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Indian killed in US firing: Should India take a tougher stand?
India has sought a report from its Ambassador in the UAE on the killing of an Indian fisherman in a US Navy ship firing at a docking point in Dubai even as the US on Tuesday said the incident is under investigation.
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India reacts to US Navy killing fisherman in Dubai: Full statement
India has asked the UAE to register a case against the US navy after one of its ships opened fire on a boat off Dubai. A fisherman from Tamil Nadu was killed; three others from the same state were injured. The Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi has issued a statement today saying the Embassy in Abu Dhabi is working with local authorities to...
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US statement on fisherman killed by navy in Dubai
India has asked the UAE to register a case against the US navy after one of its ships opened fire on a boat off Dubai. A fisherman from Tamil Nadu was killed; three others from the same state were injured.
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In Colombo, India to discuss fishermen deaths
Taking a tough stand on the recent killings of Indian fishermen allegedly by the Sri Lankan navy, sources have told NDTV that Foreign Minister SM Krishna has asked Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao to go to Colombo to take up the matter.Sources say Ms Rao will go to Lanka on Sunday and meet the Lankan officials on Monday.Last week a fisherman from Tam...
