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Delhi bans LTTE to sabotage talks

'India trying to overthrow Premadasa'
COLOMBO. May 24 India to trying to overthrow Srl Lankan President Ranastnghe Premadasa by collaborating with the Island's main opposition party and a local newspaper group, a state-run weekly here reported today, says AFP
New Delhi was "working closely" with the opposition Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) and financing an unnamed newspaper organisation to destabilise the Svernment. the Sunday server said quoting the
dominant Tamil Tiger rebels
The newspaper gave front page headlines to the claim by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) that New Delhi had banned the Sri lankan separatist movement to sabotage Its talks with Colombo.
The Observer in a separate-report quoted an unnamed administration oflteial as saying the government would not have talks with the LTTE Just now' because a parliamentary committee was still trying to resolve the ethnic Issue
India outlawed the LTTE on May 14 after accusing the group, of assassinating former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and supporting secessionist movements in southern India.
Ironically Colombo had been accusing New Delhi of arming training and providing safe haven to LTTE members between 1983 and 1987 when India and Sri Lanka entered Into a peace pact which sought to end Tamil separatism in the island
Although Srl Lankan security forces are currently
battling the LTTE In the Island s northeast. Colombo has ruled out banning the guerillas, arguing that it would prejudice a possible solution to the island's dragging ethnic conflict.
The Observer, which usually reflects government thinking, quoted LTTE s political wing leader Yougaratnam Yogi a* saying that India was playing dirty political "ricks' for Its 'own selfish movies"
The Indian government Is going all out to overthrow the government of president Ranastnghe Premadasa." Yogi was quoted as saying over LTTE clandestine radio Friday
Relations between Colombo and New Delhi have been strained over the question of dealing with ihe LTTE In recent months and India slammed Sri Lanka Friday for
misquoting Its envoy here on the Issue of banning the Tigers
A Delhi report adds: A bomb exploded today at a TV station in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, and leaflets praising the assassin of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi were found at Ihe site. Press Trust of India (PT!) said
The bomb, which exploded early today damaged a relay circuit at the station in Thanjavur district. but caused no casualties, the news agency said
Leaflets praising Dhanu. the woman suicide-bomber who kilted Gandhi at a Tamil Nadu election rally Iasi year, and leaders of Srl Lankas Tami) Tigers guerilla group were scattered al the site of the blast. PTI Mill
Thanjavur district authorities had received anonymous letters warning of possible bomb explosions at government offices ahead of the blast. It said, adding investigations were under way.
No claims of responsibility for the blast were reported, and there was no word on which group may have been involved
On Wednesday. Indian Investigators formally charged LTTE Chief Veluplllai Prabhakaran and 40 others 1n the Gandhi assassination
Meanwhile. Sri Lankas envoy here Neville Kanakaratne said In an Interview published Sunday that capturing Prabhakaran a request for whose extradition India Is considering, was a difficulty task to accomplish.