Minister further enlightened the British Parliamentarians, of the report submitted by the monitors of the European Union, who without any hesitancy accused the TNA members of resorting to illegal and inhuman practices, to be elected at the 2004 General elections. Their report clearly revealed the malpractices the Tamil Parliamentarians adopted to enter the august house.

Further he informed the Parliamentarians that all Tamil politicians and leaders including the present Tamil Parliamentarians were all killed or assassinated by the Tigers.

The Minister vehemently emphasized that killing cannot be entertained nor accepted in any form.

He put forward his Ministry of Social Services and Social Welfare’s scheme to provide rehabilitation centers for those who have surrendered to the Government forces in fear of death.

When the Parliamentarians enquired with regards to International intervention related to the ethnic issue and the political rights of the Tamil speaking people the Minister stressed, that without the cooperation and moral support of our neighbouring Nation India, no permanent solution is attainable or viable. He explained that India, not only remains a friendly nation but a country that knows, feels and understands and possess an inner and deeper study of our country’s problems and issues fully with concern and sympathy.

The Secretary General, explained the pragmatic proposal submitted by the party which would pave the pathway to reach a final solution that would gradually bring  to an end the ethnic conflict in stages. It is only through a viable political solution that you could build a strong trust confidence and hope among the Tamil speaking people.

Our people who are imprisoned in the midst of  four walls of sufferings, burdens, fear and trauma, mistrust and misgivings, living but without life in them, have to be delivered and safely taken along a fruitful and  hopeful life, filled with a bright and joyous future.

The Secretary General said that, the solution for the ethnic crisis is needed only for the people who still bear the eternal scars of the war of terror and not for those trumpet blowers of the Tiger agents who live in foreign lands.

The Parliamentarian having given a good ear to the Ministers comments about the crippled Tamil speaking people’s political freedom and their rights, which is presently in the stagnant muddy waters said, “The Tamils could be directed along the path of deliverance and given momentum through the pragmatic solution presented by the EPDP which has the legal and political provision under the Constitution of Sri Lanka”, They expressed their deep concern and attention.

Minister’s advisor, Attorney at Law Miss. Maheswary Velayutham and Administrative Secretary and former Parliamentarian A.Rasamanickam participated at the meeting.