The Indian state of Tamil Nadu has issued a stern warning to the coastal districts of the state to prevent Sri Lankans from entering the state.
Indian media reported that patrols have been intensified along the coast and on roads leading to the beach, police sources said.
According to the reports, the Tamil Nadu state government has discussed with the Ministry of Home Affairs the possibility of Sri Lankans seeking asylum in India.
According to Indian media reports, the arrival of small groups of refugees from Sri Lanka began in early March this year and there is a possibility of a sudden increase in the number.
The reports indicate that several families had previously arrived at Rameshwaram beach carrying such boats.
Most of the 50 prisoners who escaped from the Hambantota prison were able to enter India illegally by sea, the reports said.
Accordingly, the Tamil Nadu state government has directed the security forces and all fishermen in the coastal districts to be on the lookout for places where refugees are likely to arrive.
Indian media reported that not only Tamils but also Sinhalese, Muslims and other nationalities could flee the country due to the ongoing economic crisis in the country.
the LTTE. Former members of the organization are likely to infiltrate India with the help of individuals who are already raising funds to rebuild the organization, including weapons, drugs and
An official said that other prohibited substances could also be smuggled.
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