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Buddhist monk urges escalation against 'malevolent' Tamil diaspora
25 January 2020
A prominent Sri Lankan Buddhist monk and academic has urged the
government to escalate its efforts to ‘dismiss the Tamil Diaspora’ and
instead write a ‘victor’s history’ of Sri Lanka.
Medagoda
Abhayatissa, a Sinhala Buddhist monk and professor in Pali at the
University of Sri Jayewardenepura made the comments in an interview with
Sri Lankan newspaper Daily News.
The monk said the previous government had been prone to “give in to the malevolent scripts of the Tamil Diaspora”.
“An effort should be made to dismiss the Tamil Diaspora from this role
of writing Sri Lanka’s history in line with their sinister separatist
political agenda,” he reiterated.
“The government must come up with a strong programme against
disinformation campaigns launched against the country by certain
organized sections of the Tamil Diaspora. They will try to push through
these disinformation campaigns through anonymous reports or unproven
reports. They are promoting these campaigns with the support of various
INGOs.”
“The government, as the victors, must not give in to the influence of
the Diaspora scripts, such as those found in the Darusman report or any
other report,” he added, referring to the 2011 UN Panel of Experts
report which found credible allegations of war crimes and crimes against
humanity committed by the Sri Lankan military.
The comments came as Sri Lanka’s defence secretary called on the British
government to share military intelligence and technology to combat the
Tamil diaspora.
25 January 2020
A prominent Sri Lankan Buddhist monk and academic has urged the
government to escalate its efforts to ‘dismiss the Tamil Diaspora’ and
instead write a ‘victor’s history’ of Sri Lanka.
Medagoda
Abhayatissa, a Sinhala Buddhist monk and professor in Pali at the
University of Sri Jayewardenepura made the comments in an interview with
Sri Lankan newspaper Daily News.
The monk said the previous government had been prone to “give in to the malevolent scripts of the Tamil Diaspora”.
“An effort should be made to dismiss the Tamil Diaspora from this role
of writing Sri Lanka’s history in line with their sinister separatist
political agenda,” he reiterated.
“The government must come up with a strong programme against
disinformation campaigns launched against the country by certain
organized sections of the Tamil Diaspora. They will try to push through
these disinformation campaigns through anonymous reports or unproven
reports. They are promoting these campaigns with the support of various
INGOs.”
“The government, as the victors, must not give in to the influence of
the Diaspora scripts, such as those found in the Darusman report or any
other report,” he added, referring to the 2011 UN Panel of Experts
report which found credible allegations of war crimes and crimes against
humanity committed by the Sri Lankan military.
The comments came as Sri Lanka’s defence secretary called on the British
government to share military intelligence and technology to combat the
Tamil diaspora.
