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  Karikalan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Karikalan was a 2nd century king of the Chola dynasty, who was famous for his valour and his justice.
When they came to Karikalan to solve their dispute, they saw that he was a mere boy and did not believe that he could help them.
Karikalan went into a chamber and came disguised as a wise old man and advised that they should marry the son of the one old man to the daughter of the other and that the disputed lands should go to them as their wedding present from their fathers.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Karikalan   (289 words)

  
 Daily Mirror Online   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
The 51-year-old Karikalan, with an LTTE track record of 23 years, was not merely a regional figure but is regarded as one of the seniormost leaders and a close confidant of Prabhakaran himself.
Karikalan, perhaps hurt by the slight administered to him in the Wanni, owing to what he perceived as "SLMC pressure", was determined to show who ruled the East.
Thus, this perspective presents the Karikalan affair as a stratagem to absolve Prabakaran of responsibility in the harassment of Muslims in the East.
www.dailymirror.lk /2002/08/20/opinion/2.html   (2198 words)

  
 Worldpress.org - Sri Lanka - LTTE- Tamil Tigers - Karikalan
This time, on government-held territory, Karikalan was unarmed, in accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed between the government and the LTTE in February.
Karikalan said that the LTTE could not support Hakeem’s request because both Pirapaharan and Hakeem had agreed to a statement on how the two communities should implement the MOU.
Karikalan said he didn’t know who would attend the peace talks on behalf of the LTTE, but he ruled out the LTTE’s acceptance of a temporary lifting of the ban on the Tigers, which Prime Minister Ranil Wickremasinghe hinted at earlier.
www.worldpress.org /Asia/721.cfm   (1404 words)

  
 Karikalan Definition / Karikalan Research
Karikalan was a 2nd century (1st century - 2nd century - 3rd century - other centuries) Events Roman Empire governed by the "Five Good Emperors" (96–180) – Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, Marcus Aurelius.
The name Karikalan, in Tamil Tamil is a Dravidian language predominantly spoken in southern India and Sri Lanka, with smaller communities of speakers in many other countries.
Karikalan is a close associate of Prabakaran - they have worked together for over.
www.elresearch.com /Karikalan   (274 words)

  
 Online edition of Daily News - News   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
Karikalan expressed his support when a delegation of the Peace Foundation met representatives of the LTTE movement on January 19th at the LTTE Northern headquarters at Kokkadicholai to canvass support for the anti-personnel mines ban and to assess their support for the Peace initiative of the Government and the LTTE.
Karikalan told the delegation that the people in the South in electing the present government had shown their desire for peace.
Karikalan also said that they were in the process of removing anti-personnel mines and that certain schools in the North had been closed due to this problem.
origin.dailynews.lk /2002/01/24/new16.html   (285 words)

  
 GN Online: Tigers open talks to regain control of east
Sivagnanam Karikalan, a former close associate of Karuna, was yesterday invited for talks with the leadership in the northern district of Kilinochchi to discuss the transition of powers and take over the weapons and ammunition held by the ex-leader.
Despite widespread speculation that Karikalan was backing Karuna, it appeared that he was speaking in favour of Prabhakaran and declared that Karuna would be seen as a Pol Pot if he continues to act irresponsibly towards the people in the eastern region.
Karikalan in a brief meeting with journalists said that he believed that there were outside elements in influencing Karuna to take the decision to break away from the guerrilla movement, but did not elaborate.
www.gulf-news.com /Articles/print.asp?ArticleID=113128   (474 words)

  
 Asia Times
Karikalan is a close associate of Prabakaran - they have worked together for over two decades - and his sacking, in particular, has jolted the Tigers and Tamil people.
Karikalan is widely believed to be the man behind the massacres of Muslims at Eravur and Kathankudy in 1990 and the one who convinced Prabakaran to expel Muslims from the Northern province in 1991.
Karikalan was given a long rope not just because of his close relationship with Prabakaran but more because of where the roots of his defiance lay.
www.atimes.com /atimes/South_Asia/DH30Df02.html   (1223 words)

  
 The Hindu : LTTE prepares to move in
Karikalan, dressed in a grey shirt and trousers, was in a lunch meeting with a team from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to discuss development projects for the area.
Karikalan described the ceasefire agreement as ``sacred'' to all the LTTE cadres, because it had been signed by the leader himself.
Karikalan at his office was a teacher, who had been transferred to a school in an area not to his liking.
www.hinduonnet.com /2002/03/06/stories/2002030601721200.htm   (701 words)

  
 Online edition of Daily News - Features
Karikalan, a native of Kalawaanchikudi, (a village in the Batticoloa District), is in his mid forties.
Karikalan opened by stating that the government had been compelled to seek negotiations with the LTTE because they had realized that the LTTE was strong and could not be defeated militarily.
Karikalan stated that they were prepared for any eventuality and repeatedly stated that they were not prepared to agree to either a separate Muslim Provincial Council or to a Muslim unit within the North-East Provincial Council.
www.dailynews.lk /2002/03/21/fea01.html   (948 words)

  
 LTTE sacks its top ranking leaders- The Times of India   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
Karikalan has been under severe criticism in the past months because of several anti- Muslim comments he has made and because of the continuous extortions and abductions Muslims have become victim to in the eastern province.
According to the reports Karikalan was finally reprimanded on this occasion because of a comment he made to a Tamil newspaper where he said the LTTE hierarchy could not implement decisions without consulting regional leaders.
The decision to remove Karikalan is an indication that the LTTE is slowly moving towards change and is willing to transform their organisation to ensure some level of democracy and human rights in the areas under their control.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com /cms.dll/articleshow?art_id=18064655   (487 words)

  
 Welcome to UTHRJ, Sri Lanka : Bulletin No.27
When the subject of  [more than a dozen] suicides by parents having to part with their children was raised, Karikalan put it down to quarrels between the parents themselves: If a mother, say, gave a child, the father might pick a quarrel with her and swallow sleeping tablets.
Karikalan denied that they were confiscating the properties of those who declined to contribute a child.
Karikalan made no concession to the concerns of the religious leaders and held forth about the need to liberate the land and their aims and methods.
www.uthr.org /bulletins/bul27.htm   (6547 words)

  
 Go2Lanka: One step gateway to Sri Lanka. Latest News, update throughout the day
The Netherlands's Ambassador in Colombo, Susan Balnkhart and a team of her embassy officials were visiting the rebel controlled Kokadicholai of Batticaloa during a three day Eastern Province tour and the discussion with the LTTE took place at a meeting in a Tamil Tiger office, the website reported.
Karikalan told the visiting ambassador of the Netherlands's that his country should help rebuild what he called the "the Tamil Homeland", a name they also use to identify the exclusively Tamil putative state.
The Tamil leader reiterated that the Tamil fighters had dedicated their precious lives for the security and freedom of the Tamil people for the last twenty years and their elected representatives "were bought" with ministerial berths to "drown" the voice of the Tamil people in the parliament.
www.go2lanka.com /stories/020626.html   (404 words)

  
 A Tamil rebel leader vows: No surrender   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
Sivanagnanam Karikalan, the Tigers' leader in eastern Sri Lanka and the guerrilla force's deputy commander, insists the rebels are holding their own against a powerful onslaught and won't surrender.
Karikalan is second-in-command to Prabhakaran, a leader who has built a personality cult so spellbinding that he has cadres so devoted they'll turn themselves into human bombs if ordered to.
Karikalan admits that his guerrillas attack villages, but he insists they only kill in those armed by the government.
www.tamiltigers.net /tamilcanadian/canada9501abo.html   (942 words)

  
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Karikalan, a former eastern LTTE political wing leader, was quoted as saying that Mr.
Karikalan, "only recently'' did `Col.' Karuna start complaining of "step-motherly treatment'' that the two districts under his control — Batticaloa and Amparai in eastern Sri Lanka — were receiving.
Karikalan also said that the expelled special commander had taken "control of finances'' and had "appointed people loyal to him in key military positions''.
www.hinduonnet.com /thehindu/thscrip/print.pl?file=2004031401781200.htm&date=2004/03/14/&prd=th&   (366 words)

  
 Prabhakaran' s eastern challenger
On July 31, 2002, 53-year-old Karikalan, a native of the Eastern Province and a close confidante of Prabhakaran for two decades, designated as the special political commissar for Batticaloa and Amparai, was removed from that posting along with two of his close associates, Visu and Thurai,  both also natives of the East, by Prabakaran.
Karikalan had justified the collection of taxes by LTTE volunteers from the Muslims on the ground that since the Muslims occupied land which originally belonged to the Tamils, they had to pay taxes to the original owners.
After dismissing Karikalan and his two associates, Prabhakaran had named  Kausalyan, the LTTE's financial controller for the province, as political chief of Batticaloa-Amparai and Reginald, the then head of administration, as deputy political chief  in addition to his charge as the head of administration.
in.rediff.com /news/2004/mar/09spec1.htm   (972 words)

  
 TamilNet: 13.03.04 Karuna embezzled funds, feared disciplinary action before split - Karikalan
Mr.Sivagnanam Karikalan, a senior leader of Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam from the East who was close to the renegade former Eastern commander of the LTTE, Mr.
Karikalan also said that significant resources are needed to maintain the cadres and military equipment.
Karikalan said that certain segments of the Sri Lanka Army (SLA) also appear to be collaborating with Karuna.
www.tamilnet.com /art.html?catid=13&artid=11452   (680 words)

  
 Indiainfo.com -> News -> World -> Prabhakaran replaces three key leaders in East   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
Karikalan, special political authority for Batticaloa-Ampara district, political organiser Visu and his deputy Thurai have been recalled to the rebel headquarters in the Vanni region, Tamil daily 'Sudar Oli' said.
Karikalan has been a controversial figure, having earned the wrath of Muslims with some abrasive remarks in the past.
Karikalan recently justified the collection of "taxes" from Muslim traders despite an agreement between Prabhakaran and the Muslim leadership that they would not be harassed.
news.indiainfo.com /2002/08/02/02ltte.html   (294 words)

  
 Joint Sri Lanka - LTTE Statement on Talks - 14 October1994
Karikalan the leader of the LTTE's delegation said that the LTTE is committed to peace and peaceful settlement of the Tamil national question.
Karikalan emphasised the importance of cease-fire as a necessary condition for the creation of peaceful environment and for the return of normalcy.
Karikalan said that the LTTE will participate in these talks with an open mind and make every effort to co-operate with the government to make the talks successful.
www.tamilnation.org /conflictresolution/tamileelam/cbktalks/941014jointstatement.htm   (1242 words)

  
 GN Online: LTTE says cadres ready for peace
Karikalan, the deputy leader of the political wing of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) speaking to journalists in the eastern Batticaloa district said as far as the LTTE was concerned their group was engaging in the peace process neither "to strengthen themselves" nor "out of any weakness".
Karikalan, who is also the head of the LTTE's eastern Batticaloa - Amparai regions, declared that their cadres have fully agreed to adhere to the cease-fire agreement.
Karikalan said he believed that the Tigers were engaging in the peace process from a position of strength, while also describing the moves by Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe to enter into the peace process as a "brave step" and that his actions have given confidence to the LTTE.
www.gulf-news.com /Articles/news.asp?ArticleID=44430   (561 words)

  
 Daily Mirror Online   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
The LTTE's deposed Eastern Province Leader Karikalan is under house arrest on the orders of LTTE leader Velupillai Prabharakan, according to reports from the Vanni yesterday.
Karikalan who was summoned to LTTE headquarters in Vanni had been reprimanded by Mr.
Karikalan ran into trouble with the LTTE leadership after he reportedly said in a newspaper interveiew that Muslims in the Eastern Province did not have any land rights there.
www.dailymirror.lk /2002/04/23/News/karikan.html   (177 words)

  
 Welcome to UTHR, Sri Lanka
Karikalan, in his early forties, was born in the eastern town of Kalamanchudi and joined the LTTE in 1984 when he was working as an engineer in Batticaloa.
Karikalan strenuously denied that the LTTE was involved in recruitment of child soldiers.
Karikalan claimed that the 100,000-man Sri Lankan army is also recruiting to increase its strength, and said it is continuing to purchase military hardware during the cease-fire, which began Dec. 24 and is due to end Feb. 24.
www.uthr.org /clippings.htm   (11393 words)

  
 SPLIT IN LTTE---THE CLASH OF THE TAMIL WARLORDS
Karikalan had justified the action of LTTE volunteers in collecting taxes from the Muslims on the ground that since the Muslims were in occupation of lands, which originally belonged to the Tamils, they had to pay taxes to the original owners.
Karikalan had told the Colombo Tamil daily "Virakesari:"Solutions to real problems can be achieved by holding discussions with the regional commanders in areas where such problems really exist.
After dismissing Karikalan and his two associates, Prabhakaran had named Kausalyan, the LTTE's financial controller for the province, as political chief of Batticaloa-Amparai and Reginald, the then head of administration, as the deputy political chief in addition to his charge as the head of administration.
www.saag.org /papers10/paper942.html   (4720 words)

  
 Online edition of Daily News - News   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
LTTE Eastern Province leader V. Karikalan has personally undertaken to ensure that calm prevails between the Tamils and the Muslims in the East.
In a separate interview, Karikalan told the Daily News that the LTTE was talking with the Muslim leadership to ensure peace and harmony among all communities.
Karikalan explained that the LTTE will talk with the all parties representing Muslim interests, not just the SLMC.
www.dailynews.lk /2002/07/09/new001.html   (600 words)

  
 LankaWeb News   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
She said, Karikalan was living from June 23 to 26 in Colombo Hilton’s room 604 and that particular room had a clear view of the official Presidential Palace that is in close proximity to Colombo’s Hilton Hotel.
The President’s comments on the secret visit of Karikalan to Colombo and observing the Presidential Palace was considered by many security men as significant since the rebel group was involved in an attempt on the life of the President once before in December 1999.
The revelation about Karikalan’s Colombo visit by President Kumaratunga to the JVP delegates was quoted by the new web radio, Radio Lanka in a recent broadcast of a feature on current political back ground news.
www.lankaweb.com /news/items03/030703-2.html   (334 words)

  
 Biblio: Ponniyin Selvan (Complete Set in 6 Volumes) by Kalki R Krishnamurthy: Details
The conspirators met secretly in a jungle adjoining the Kollidam and crowned a youngster belonging to the Pandya clan.
Karikalan and Vandiyathevan went hunting in a dense jungle adjoining the Veeranarayana lake.
When Karikalan happened to meet Nandini alone for a short time he told her that she was his sister.
www.biblio.com /books/3554513.html   (1866 words)

  
 A face-saving manoeuvre
LTTE leader Karikalan, who has since been removed from the post of special political commissar, riding a bus along with Major-General Sunil Tennakoon on the A-5 Highway that was reopened to the public on July 15, 2002.
The 51-year-old Karikalan, with an LTTE track record of 23 years, was not merely a regional figure but is regarded as one of the seniormost leaders and a close confidant of Prabakaran himself.
In recent times, Karikalan was seen as the primary impediment to the implementation of an agreement that Prabakaran reached with Sri Lanka Muslim Congress (SLMC) leader Rauff Hakeem on April 13.
www.flonnet.com /fl1917/19170600.htm   (2249 words)

  
 TamilNet: 06.06.02 'Wont fall for provocations to break truce' - Karikalan
Karikalan, a senior official of the LTTE's political division, addressing a rally of more than five thousand students in Thambiluvil, 76 kilometres south of Batticaloa, Thursday.
Thambiluvil and Thirukkovil are large, contiguous Tamil villages on the island's southeast coast, 74-78 kilometres south of Batticaloa.
Karikalan is the first senior LTTE official to visit the region after 15 years.
www.tamilnet.com /reports/2002/06/0604.html   (325 words)

  
 TamilNet: 07.03.04 Karuna’s accusations are cover up for guilt and betrayal - Karikalan
Karikalan, a senior leader of the Liberation Tigers and former head of the political division in Batticaloa-Ampara, said that Karuna, the renegade former LTTE commander from Batticaloa-Ampara, was spreading false stories to the international media to justify his betrayal and to prevent the international Tamil community from calling Mr.
Karikalan : We believe there are external forces behind his confused state of mind and that is why he did not listen to any of our advice.
Karikalan : This is a false allegation that shows the weakness of Mr.
www.tamilnet.com /art.html?catid=13&artid=11406   (1771 words)

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