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Strategic import of a peninsula called Jaffna
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India Abroad
05-19-2000
Strategic import of a peninsula called Jaffna
The boost to the morale apart, the capture of Jaffna, the biggest Tamil
town in Sri Lanka, will give Tamil rebels in the island country significant
advantages, both financial and strategic.
Jaffna was the first independent Tamil sovereign state that existed in Sri
Lanka, until it fell in 1705 to the Dutch. Its capture, therefore, will
definitely push up the adrenaline...
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