Seeman, the coordinator of the Naam Tamil Party, has demanded the immediate closure of all Eelam Tamil special camps in Tamil Nadu.

In his statement, I was heartbroken to hear that Nirupan and Mukundan, two of the brothers who were leading the hunger strike to demand their release from the Trichy special camp, had attempted suicide and were being treated in a life-threatening condition.

In Tamil Nadu, the motherland of the Tamils, such disgrace and cruelty to the umbilical cord-related Eelamites is very distressing.

The series of actions of the ruling monarchy, which has placed them in a ring of suspicion for the sole reason of being Eelam Tamils, denying them their freedom and privacy and staging human rights abuses, is highly reprehensible.

The 78 Eelamites detained in the camps at the Trichy Central Jail have been continuously demanding their release and carrying out various forms of charitable struggle.

It is heartbreaking that the government has refused to recognize those who have been starving for the past 10 days in order to establish justice on their side and to open the ears of the state.

The atrocities being perpetrated against the Eelamites in Tamil Nadu and the powerless state of affairs in which nothing can be done are pushing them into guilt and evoking power and rage.

It is ridiculous to call such camps 'special camps', where Eelamites are stuffed like animals and subjected to persecution every day.

We have been fighting for many years to close down these camps, which operate under the name of Special Camp, outright denying the basic democratic rights of the Eelamites and perpetuating atrocities on a daily basis.

After the end of the war in Eelam, if the disgrace of Tamils ​​being held captive by the Sinhala chauvinist government in the barbed wire camps in the Vanni continues in the name of special camps in Tamil Nadu, is this Tamil Nadu? No! Sinhala tape? What is the answer to the question that arises?

The anti-Tamil sentiment of the Dravidian parties, which for many years today, have been fighting for the closure of so-called concentration camps, and the refusal of the ruling governments to campaign, demand and demand it on election platforms, is tantamount to treating Tamils ​​as pimps.

The DMK government, which promised to grant citizenship to Eelamites seeking asylum in Tamil Nadu, is today duplicitously refusing to release them from the clutches of special camps under the jurisdiction of the state government. Therefore, I urge you to pay serious attention to this matter, take immediate action to close all the slaughterhouses operating under the name of Special Camps, and expedite the quality of life and livelihood of the Eelamites, and to ensure the survival and health of the physically challenged Eelamites by participating in the hunger strike. Thus he has said.