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With Ranil Wickramasinghe gaining control over Sri Lanka after winning a
Parliamentary majority in December 2001, the peace possibilities in Lanka has had a fresh lease
of life.
The new government decided to go ahead with Norway-facilitated peace
process and contacted Oslo for reviving the peace mechanism. The Sri Lankan peace process
that has been deadlocked for over 8 months
has now been taken back to the negotiating table by the Norway team.
Both the Lankan govt and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam have announced a ceasefire
until the peace negotiations begin again.
A significant change in the peace strategy of the new Lankan government was the role it offered
to the Indian government in the peace process.
Although there has been a lot of resistance from Indian Opposition and various other parties
against hosting Lankan peace talks, the Indian government has extended full support to the
Lankan peace process.
The Sri Lanka-LTTE stand off that has continued for years, with untold violence unleashed on
innocent lives, seems to have regained hopes of resolving under the Wickramasinghe regime.
Indiainfo.com brings you the entire story under this exclusive spotlight.
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