Chennai: Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE/LTTE) The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a charge sheet against six people in connection with the funding of a terror outfit called LTTE). In a press release issued on March 29, 2022, the NIA has given information in this regard.   The investigation of FIR No. 1/2021 registered by the Q branch of CID in Chennai was taken over by the NIA on January 18, 2022. The entire case relates to the reactivation of the terrorist organization LTTE through fraud. It has been reported that in order to do this work, money was deposited in the account by using fake documents so that illegal and terrorist acts could be carried out.

According to some reports, even though there have been attempts to revive this Sri Lankan-based organization, the work was not for the purpose that led to the birth of this separatist organization. This time, their attempt was to ignite the fire of 'Tamil nationalism' in India to disturb Tamil Nadu. Let us know that the investigation of the cases related to the LTTE organization has gained momentum. The Intelligence Bureau (IB) has also issued an alert about it. The media press release has named the six terrorists as Lechumannan Marie Francesca, Keniston Fernando, Baskaran, Johnson Samuel, G Dharmendraan, and E Mohan.  

According to the investigating agency, during the investigation, it has also come to light that Lechumannan Marie Francesca, T Keniston Fernando, and K Bhaskaran have worked closely with foreign entities to revive and organize the LTTE. He has carried out this task with the help of illegally obtained Indian identity documents.  

When did the matter come to light?

In fact,  the case came to light when Sri Lankan national Lechumanan Marie (50) was arrested at the Chennai airport. The woman had been living in India for a year on a tourist visa. After this, it stopped due to the corona epidemic. It bought a property in Anna Nagar Shakti Colony. He made a rent agreement and hid his identity to get an LPG connection in his name. Gradually, it also got an Indian passport and voter ID. But the woman was caught at the airport when the police noticed the fake documents near it.  

The case was recently handed over to the NIA, which investigated the case with several possibilities, including a larger conspiracy in the case. The accused had allegedly withdrawn money from the Mumbai Fort branch of The Indian Overseas Bank. This money was to be spent to revive the activities of the LTTE and reorganize it. The Intelligence Bureau official said the organization had been silent since being suppressed by Sri Lanka. But in recent times there have been indications that these people are trying to make a comeback. Let us tell you that is the same terrorist organization in Sri Lanka, which is accused of killing former PM Rajiv Gandhi and Sri Lankan President Premadasa.

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