[Part-2] AIADMK General Secretary Selvi Jayalalitha Speeches at Coimbatore on 13-7-2010.

[Part-2] AIADMK General Secretary Selvi Jayalalitha Speeches at Coimbatore on 13-7-2010.

AIADMK General Secretary Selvi Jayalalitha Speeches at the VOC Grounds in Coimbatore on 13-7-2010. Jayalalitha told her party men "MGR" rule will be ushered in Tamil Nadu soon.


Our Thanks to “Jaya Plus” TV channel.


மத்திய மாநில அரசுகளைக் கண்டித்து புரட்சித்தலைவி செல்வி ஜெயலலிதா அவர்கள் கோவை வ உ சி திடலில் நடைபெற்ற மாபெரும் பொதுக்கூட்டத்தில் [13-7-2010] அன்று உரையாற்றினார். அந்த நிகழ்ச்சிகளை நீங்களும் இப்போது காணலாம்.


ஜெயா பிளஸ் தொலைகாட்சிக்கு நமது நன்றி.

[Part-1] AIADMK General Secretary Selvi Jayalalitha Speeches at Coimbatore on 13-7-2010.

[Part-1] AIADMK General Secretary Selvi Jayalalitha Speeches at Coimbatore on 13-7-2010.


AIADMK General Secretary Selvi Jayalalitha Speeches at the VOC Grounds in Coimbatore on 13-7-2010. Jayalalitha told her party men "MGR" rule will be ushered in Tamil Nadu soon.


Our Thanks to “Jaya Plus” TV channel


மத்திய மாநில அரசுகளைக் கண்டித்து புரட்சித்தலைவி செல்வி ஜெயலலிதா அவர்கள் கோவை வ உ சி திடலில் நடைபெற்ற மாபெரும் பொதுக்கூட்டத்தில் [13-7-2010] அன்று உரையாற்றினார். அந்த நிகழ்ச்சிகளை நீங்களும் இப்போது காணலாம்.

ஜெயா பிளஸ் தொலைகாட்சிக்கு நமது நன்றி.

SriLankan atrocity, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon effigy was burnt.

SriLankan atrocity, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon effigy was burnt.

Sri Lankans have staged an angry demonstration outside the United Nations office in the capital, Colombo. They have burnt an effigy of the UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-Moon, in protest at his launch of a human rights panel looking at the Sri Lankan war.
The rally was presided over by Wimal Weerawansa, Minister of Construction and Housing, who is urging people to besiege the UN compound in retaliation.


The following statement was issued today by the Spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon: The Secretary-General finds it unacceptable that the Sri Lankan authorities have failed to prevent the disruption of the normal functioning of the United Nations offices in Colombo as a result of unruly protests organized and led by a Cabinet Minister of the Government.


In light of the evolving situation, he is recalling the United Nations Resident Coordinator, Neil Buhne, to New York for consultations. He has also decided that the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Regional Centre in Colombo will be closed.


The Secretary-General calls upon the Government of Sri Lanka to live up to its responsibilities towards the United Nations as host country, so as to ensure continuation of the vital work of the Organization to assist the people of Sri Lanka without any further hindrance.


Russia and China, both of which for geo-strategic reasons have expressed support for the Rajapaksa government’s attacks on the UN for naming even an advisory panel on war crimes in Sri Lanka. Both sell weapons to the Rajapaksas; China is developing a major port, reportedly with prison labor.


However, will China and Russia be willing to support these attacks on UN staff led by government minister Wimal Weerawansa? Russia and China have learned a bitter lesson for supporting IC against Sudan. They will never do that mistake again. Anyhow, it is the duty of India to condemn the attacks of Sri Lankan Minister on Ban Ki-Moon and his staff and if India does not do it, now Rajapakshe will not have even any fear to threaten India with the help of military power of China.

Rajpakshe must repent for his cruelty done to EelamTamil before U.N.Council.

Rajpakshe must repent for his cruelty done to EelamTamil before U.N.Council.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon’s June 22 appointed of an expert panel to advise him on human rights violations in the final stage of the island’s civil war. Thousands of civilians were killed by the Sri Lankan military’s bombardments in the months leading up to the defeat of the separatist Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in May 2009.


The UN panel is headed by former Indonesian Attorney General Marzuki Darusman, who is a member of Golkar—the ruling party during the Suharto military dictatorship. The other members are Yasmin Sooka, a former member of South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Steven Ratner, an American law professor. UN spokesperson Martin Nesirky underlined the limited scope of the move, noting the “advisory panel [is] limited to advising the secretary general… It is not a fact-finding or investigative body.”


Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse rejected that UN panel at a cabinet meeting the following day. On the same day that the UN panel was announced, the European Union (EU) issued an ultimatum to the Colombo government, declaring that it would not extend GSP+ tariff concessions to Sri Lanka after August 15 without a written assurance on protecting human rights. An EU statement proposed an extension for “a limited additional period, subject to a clear and written commitment” to undertake a number of human rights-related actions within a six-month period beginning in July. The withdrawal of EU concessions would affect Sri Lankan exports, particularly of garments, to Europe.


The UN has estimated that at least 7,000 civilians died in the final months of the war, between January 20 and May 14. An International Crisis Group report last month put the figure far higher, at between 30,000 and 75,000 deaths, and accused the Sri Lankan military of deliberately targeting hospitals and civilians inside LTTE-held territory. The US-based Human Rights Watch and Britain’s Channel Four have produced pictures showing the torture of Tamils, which experts have said are authentic. The Colombo government has repeatedly branded all such evidence as “fabricated” and claimed that the army killed no civilians.


Following the LTTE’s collapse, the army herded more than 250,000 civilians—men, women and children—into huge, military-run detention centers in blatant violation of their basic rights under the country’s constitution. Young people in particular were interrogated. Thousands accused of being “terrorist suspects” were dragged off to re-education centres in unknown locations. The country’s emergency laws, which remain in force a year after fighting ended, provide for indefinite detention without trial.


Rajapakse relied increasingly on Beijing for diplomatic, financial and military support. In return for its backing, China was granted significant economic concessions. India must note that Rajpaksha’s intimacy with China may turn as a weapon against India. All the people throughout the world expect that Rajpakshe must repent for his cruelty done to Eelam Tamil community before U.N.Council.

Tamils in Srilanka must have a peaceful life without any fear.

Tamils in Srilanka must have a peaceful life without any fear.

AIADMK general secretary Jayalalithaa clarified on 7-7-2010 [Dinamalar] her stand on the LTTE, saying that she did not condemn the annihilation of the LTTE in War.


“What I condemn is the wanton killing of LTTE activists surrendering, waving white flags before the Sri Lankan Armed forces. What I condemn is the killing of 50,000 unarmed civilians coming out of their bunkers, lured into believing that the war had come to an end,” she said in a statement.


Joining issue with Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi over the Sri Lankan Tamils issue vis-à-vis her opposition to the LTTE, she said the Chief Minister's idea was to paint her as anti-Tamil. She said right through the 1980s, former Chief Minister MGR and she supported the LTTE-led struggle for the rights and freedom of the Tamil masses of Sri Lanka. “But when the killings of Tamil moderates, members of rival Tamil militant groups and finally the former Prime Minister of India took place, it was obvious that the outfit of freedom fighters had turned into terrorists. From that point onwards, I had the courage to oppose the LTTE” she added.


Ms.Jayalalithaa admitted that she did say that some civilian casualties were inevitable during the war.


“It is so with practically every war the world has seen. However, Mr. Karunanidhi deliberately chooses to mix up civilian fatalities caused during war with the planned mass killing of civilians using banned weapons after he [Mr. Karunanidhi] had announced the end of the war.


After the conclusion of the world classical Tamil meet in Coimbatore, chief minister M Karunanidhi indicated on Monday[28-6-2010] that he was not planning to retire from politics in the near future. However, when reporters persisted with the query, he joked: “You tell me the date, I will quit.”


“I never said I will retire from politics (after the world classical Tamil meet),” he told the media here. Last December, he stunned DMK cadres and leaders by declaring that he wanted to quit electoral politics after successfully completing the world Tamil conference.


Asked if the assembly elections due in May 2011 would be advanced, the chief minister said, “We have organized such a grand Tamil conference, why talk about assembly elections now?”


On December 5, 2009, barely five months after his younger son, MK Stalin, was elevated as deputy chief minister, Karunanidhi had said: “I want to work for the downtrodden, without the trappings of power.” He made the remarks at a function organised by Arunthathiyars to thank him for the sub-quota offered to the community.


We want all the political leaders in Tamil Nadu leaving their party ideologies must come forward to condemn the killings of Tamils in Srilanka and to give a helping hand for their peaceful living without any fear from Rajapaksa Government.

What is necessity of Tamil conference destroying Tamil Elam?

 What is necessity of Tamil conference destroying Tamil Elam?

An AIADMK functionary, Pazha Karuppaiah, was attacked by a six-member gang, which stormed his house on [27-6-2010] Sunday afternoon and beat him up with sticks. Police said the miscreants attacked Karuppaiah and ransacked his house in Royapettah in the heart of the city. He suffered injuries on his mouth and was admitted to the Royapettah government hospital. Alleging that they were DMK sympathisers, Karuppaiah, the AIADMK’s literary wing secretary, said his attackers condemned his recent articles in Tamil magazines, which were critical of the Tamil conference organised by the ruling DMK government.


AIADMK general secretary J Jayalalithaa has strongly condemned the attack, alleging that DMK men were behind it. In a statement, Jayalalithaa accused DMK sympathisers of barging into Karuppaiah’s house and unleashing “a murderous attack” on him as well as his family members. He was attacked for expressing his views about the World Classical Tamil Conference and exposing the betrayal of the Tamil people by chief minister M Karunanidhi,


she said. “Karuppaiah is an excellent writer and a Tamil scholar. He had expressed his views and arguments about the self-eulogising conference held in the guise of world classical Tamil meet,” said Jayalalithaa, adding that the constitution allowed people to be informed about a government’s shortfall.


But the attempt to silence critics through violence is totally undemocratic,’’ she said. Pointing out those speakers in the classical Tamil conference had criticised her, Jayalalithaa said others had the same right to criticise the conference as well as Karunanidhi.


Later, Karuppaiah told reporters he had received a call at 2.30pm by a man who introduced himself as Tamilvanan and sought to meet him. “Soon after the call, the gang barged into my house and attacked me,” he said. The Royapettah police have registered a case and launched a hunt for the gang.


Arignar Anna told that in democracy argument must be faced with argument only. [வாதத்திற்கு வாதம்தான் ஜனநாயக நெறிமுறை என்று அறிஞர் அண்ணா சொல்லியுள்ளார்.] We must leave our political vengeance towards others and try to safeguard our helpless Tamil brethrens in Tamil Elam. .

Rs 311.52 crore. Classical Tamil meet and prices hike of Petrol, Diesel and cooking Gas.

Rs 311.52 crore. Classical Tamil meet and prices hike of Petrol, Diesel and cooking Gas.


Times News in its issue dated 29-6-2010 says the global Tamil meet has cost the state exchequer Rs 311.52 crore. About Rs 68.52 crore went towards “direct expenditure” for organizing the World Classical Tamil conference and Rs 243 crore was spent on improving infrastructure in and around Coimbatore, chief minister M Karunanidhi disclosed here on Monday.


Addressing a media conference, before leaving for Chennai, the chief minister said 1.5 lakh people, on a daily average, thronged the sprawling venue of the World Tamil conference for the last five days. About five lakh people witnessed the rally of 40 “fabulous floats” taken out on the streets of Coimbatore, depicting the glory and hoary tradition of the Tamils. About 4 lakh people were provided subsidised lunch (for Rs 30 a pack) during the five days of the conference, the chief minister said.


As many as 2,605 delegates from foreign countries and India were provided accommodation in 1,642 rooms in 92 hotels. And 913 papers were presented on 55 subjects at the academic sessions of the conference.


In India, Muslim community people are fighting for their reservation in education and employment opportunities. However, it is not known, whether any resolution was passed in the World Classical Tamil Conference for the uplift of Tamil People education and jobs in Srilanka.

In the same time of ending day of Tamil Conference, the Indian Government has hiked the prices of petrol, Diesel and the Cooking Gas, which the common people are daily using. The Government can avoid the prices hike by cutting the expenditure of Ministers and to conduct the several conferences in a simple way. In India, Newspapers are publishing daily one death case due to poverty.


Political Party leaders must first concentrate their ideology for the living of common people and then automatically the classical language itself will grow.