Karuna joins Jaya in demanding India reclaim islet from Sri Lanka
Karunanidhi asked what efforts Jayalalithaa took in her three terms as Chief Minister from 1991-96, 2001-06 and from May 2011 to retrieve it.

Chennai: Joining issue with his arch rival and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, DMK president M Karunanidhi today said the tiny islet of Katchatheevu was ceded to Sri Lanka by the Indira Gandhi government in 1974 despite strong protest from the then ruling DMK."The DMK government had expressed strong opposition to the government's decision to cede Katchatheevu to Sri Lanka. Despite that, it was ceded and upon our insistence various provisions on traditional rights of fishing, drying nets and pilgrimage were added," he said in a letter to partymen.But those provisions were "lost" during the Emergency, he said, a day after Jayalalithaa criticised him on the islet issue in the state assembly. 

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