Safety of a southern Sri Lankan in Tamil Nadu

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It has been one of my lifelong dreams to visit the Pamban Bridge in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu. Can anyone in Tamil Nadu elaborate on the safety of a Sri Lankan in Tamil Nadu. I know there is a travel advisory as well as a ban on sportsmen from Sri Lanka, but is there a probability of being attacked on the streets or any other sort of discrimination/inconviniences (I have heard hotels regularly refuse to board Sri Lankans from the south)

Please note that I am from the south and I don't speak Tamil.






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What is the problem between Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu?

The LTTE fought to create an independent Tamil state called Tamil Eelam in the north-east of the island, due to the continuous discrimination and violent persecution against Sri Lankan Tamils by the Sinhalese dominated Sri Lankan Government.

Can Tamils live in Sri Lanka?

Sri Lanka still remains a dangerous place for Tamil people due to the active repression of Tamil citizens. This can be observed through the continued police and military occupation of approximately 3,000 acres, according to the Sinhalese government.

Why are Tamils leaving Sri Lanka?

Sri Lanka's economic and political turmoil is affecting all sections of society, but the Tamil community is being hit particularly hard. Tamils are known to be the most discriminated ethnic community in Sri Lanka.

Which part of Sri Lanka do Tamils live?

Sri Lankan Tamils mostly live in the Northern and Eastern Provinces and in the capital of Colombo, whereas Hill Country Tamils largely live in the central highlands. The Hill Country Tamils and Ceylon Tamils historically have seen themselves as separate communities.



Tamil Tiger Guerrillas Divide Sri Lanka (2002)




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