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Fifteen Tamil Nadu fishermen arrested by Lankan Navy

Fifteen Tamil Nadu fishermen were arrested by Sri Lankan Navy today on chages violating International Maritime Boundary Line, a senior Fisheries Department official said.

FP Archives|Mar 05, 2014, 22:40:33 IST

Rameswaram: Fifteen Tamil Nadu fishermen were arrested by Sri Lankan Navy today on chages violating International Maritime Boundary Line, a senior Fisheries Department official said.[caption id="attachment_1420991" align="alignleft" width="380"] Reuters[/caption]Their three boats were also seized by the Navy personnel, N Gopinath, Fisheries Assistant Director told PTI here.They have been taken to Talaimannar in Sri Lanka, he said.PTI

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