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Saturday, October 13, 2012
SL Police in Champoor appropriates public playground in Naavaladi
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SL Police in Champoor appropriates public playground in Naavaladi
[TamilNet, Friday, 12 October 2012, 20:07 GMT]
Sri
Lankan government officials in Colombo have instructed the divisional
secretary of Moothoor to hand over a play ground, about four acres in
extent, situated at the centre of several villages in Champoor area to
the occupying SL police, civil officials told media. The Moothoor DS is
the sole authority of the playground. The Divisional Secretary has
handed over the playground for the use of the SL police camped at
Champoor without seeking the consent of the people of the area and the
school administration.
Before the fall of Moothoor East in to the hands of Sri Lanka Army in the year 2006, the villages Cheanai-yoor, Kaddai-pa'raichchaan, Chaalaiyoor, Chanthoashapuram, Amman Nakar, Kanesapuram, Chantha'na-veddai, Champoor, Kooniththeevu, Choodaik-kudaa, Navaratnapuram, Ilakkanthai, Veeramaanakar, Paaddaa'li-puram, Nalloor, Iththik-ku'lam, Chinnak-ku'lam, Srinivasa-puram, Pa'l'lik-kudiyiruppu and Thangka-puram were under the LTTE administration. The said playground is situated in the middle of these villages.
The said land was cleared and used as a playground in 1948 under the administration of the then Kaddai-pa'richchaan Village Council. With the introduction of Piratheasa Chapai (PS) system the playground was taken over by the Divisional Secretariat.
Sri
Lankan government officials in Colombo have instructed the divisional
secretary of Moothoor to hand over a play ground, about four acres in
extent, situated at the centre of several villages in Champoor area to
the occupying SL police, civil officials told media. The Moothoor DS is
the sole authority of the playground. The Divisional Secretary has
handed over the playground for the use of the SL police camped at
Champoor without seeking the consent of the people of the area and the
school administration. Before the fall of Moothoor East in to the hands of Sri Lanka Army in the year 2006, the villages Cheanai-yoor, Kaddai-pa'raichchaan, Chaalaiyoor, Chanthoashapuram, Amman Nakar, Kanesapuram, Chantha'na-veddai, Champoor, Kooniththeevu, Choodaik-kudaa, Navaratnapuram, Ilakkanthai, Veeramaanakar, Paaddaa'li-puram, Nalloor, Iththik-ku'lam, Chinnak-ku'lam, Srinivasa-puram, Pa'l'lik-kudiyiruppu and Thangka-puram were under the LTTE administration. The said playground is situated in the middle of these villages.
The said land was cleared and used as a playground in 1948 under the administration of the then Kaddai-pa'richchaan Village Council. With the introduction of Piratheasa Chapai (PS) system the playground was taken over by the Divisional Secretariat.
