"Political freedom to seek secession or independence – which is their legitimate right accruing from history- is denied in India"

In that case, there are no democracies in this world, since no sane nation will allow secession unless there's a consensus within that nation for it.

"Fonseka was even rewarded with an extended term as military commander !!"

Fonseka was awarded an extended term not for his remarks to a newspaper, but because he is thrashing the LTTE left and right [Edited out].

Political freedom to seek secession or independence – which is their legitimate right accruing from history- is denied in India; a reason why a Tamil lawmaker Vaiko is arrested and kept in custody now. This week, three TNA law makers were questioned in Sri Lanka, for expressing their desire for Tamil Eelam in the North East. The charge was that they acted against the constitution, though they expressed the despearte desire and the will of the people of North East, whom they represent.

Funnily enough, when Sarth Fonseka, the army commander and Champika Ranawaka a cabinet minister of the government, both Sinhalese, say that Sri Lanka belongs to the Sinhalese, a statement against the constitution, it is absolutely right and praiseworthy !! Fonseka was even rewarded with an extended term as military commander !!

Freedom of expression, a fundamental principle of democracy is being grossly violated through legislation and constitution of India and Sri Lanka.

“I believe very sincerely that the CIA is correct when they teach and talk about blowback. When we went into Iran in 1953 and installed the shah, yes, there was blowback. A reaction to that was the taking of our hostages and that persists. And if we ignore that, we ignore that at our own risk. If we think that we can do what we want around the world and not incite hatred, then we have a problem.”

Here’s the link, for anyone interested:
http://mises.org/story/2588

"I believe very sincerely that the CIA is correct when they teach and talk about blowback. When we went into Iran in 1953 and installed the shah, yes, there was blowback. A reaction to that was the taking of our hostages and that persists. And if we ignore that, we ignore that at our own risk. If we think that we can do what we want around the world and not incite hatred, then we have a problem."

For anyone interested, here's the link:
http://mises.org/story/2588

Like many global leader have iterated sadly this battle against terror is here to stay indefinitely. Even after the brute force defeat of the remaining LTTE infantry, small pockets of survivors will resort to small arms guerrilla struggle as common sense would suggest. I personally project at least another 2-5 years before we see an acceptable reduction of violence levels and 10 years before we may truly sort out our difference among the many communities. So we’re in for the long haul here. Unless the LTTE is willing to disarm and negotiate I don’t see an alternative either. We just need to make sure the establishment and think tanks behind the operations are able to sustain necessary political atmosphere until the goal are achieved in the long run.

The era of achieving goals by violence against the unjustified has passed as the super powers them selves found out the travesty of terror the hard way. If they chose to exert double standards towards the less prosperous counter parts then they will simply be creating breeding grounds for the very enemy they’re trying to defeat. It’s a double edged sword. So I’m not surprised even India is treading carefully despite the ha ho in TN.