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India presses Sri Lanka to share power with Tamils

COLOMBO, April 4, 2014 (AFP) - India has asked Sri Lanka to grant limited autonomy to its ethnic Tamil minority and ensure "genuine reconciliation" five years after crushing Tamil guerrillas, New Delhi's top envoy said Friday.
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Indian High Commissioner (ambassador) Y.
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K. Sinha said New Delhi had also urged Colombo to probe allegations that its troops killed thousands of Tamil civilians in the final months of fighting in 2009.
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"Our emphasis has been to encourage the government of Sri Lanka to show concrete movement towards a meaningful devolution of powers," Sinha told the Foreign Correspondents' Association of Sri Lanka.

"It is our hope that the government of Sri Lanka, recognising the critical importance of genuine reconciliation, acts with vision and sagacity."

Sinha's remarks came after New Delhi abstained from voting on a US-initiated resolution censuring Colombo at the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) and approving establishment of an international probe into war crimes allegedly committed by Sri Lankan troops and Tamil Tiger rebels toward the end of the conflict.

Sinha made it clear that despite its abstention, India wanted Sri Lanka to address war crime accountability issues and ensure devolution of pow

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