Senior Indian officials to visit Sri Lanka to assess the progress of the settlement

India's high-level officials outside the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to Sri Lanka to assess the progress of the resettlement and rehabilitation process of Tamils in Sri Lanka North Eastern Province and the Indian media reports said .



India's English daily The Hindu reported that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in a letter has informed the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi of the measure to send the Ministry official to Sri Lanka. India Hindu English daily reported that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in a letter informed the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi of the measure to send to Sri Lanka Ministry officials .

In the letter dated July 22, the Prime Minister has said that the Ministry official would India's High Commissioner in Sri Lankan and local authorities. In a letter dated July 22 the Prime Minister said the Indian High Commissioner , ministry officials and local authorities in Sri Lanka .

"The move to send the official was a measure of our continuing interest and the importance that we attach to this issue," Prime Minister Singh has written to the Chief Minister. Move to send officials to measure the continuing interest and importance that we attach to this issue, " Prime Minister Singh has written to the president .

Chief Minister has written to the Prime Minister earlier urging the central government to do more to restore the lives of the displaced Tamil people in the Northern and Eastern provinces of Sri Lanka. Chief Minister , has written to the Prime Minister prior to the introduction of central government to restore the lives of displaced Tamil people in northern and eastern province of Sri Lanka .