Stalin to rake up UN report on Lanka civil war

January 27, 2013 14:01

A correspondent from Delhi reports: DMK treasurer M K Stalin reached Delhi on Sunday morning to meet the ambassadors of 85 countries to complain about the the global community ignoring the United Nations' report on the alleged massacre of Tamil civilians in the eastern part of Sri Lanka during the civil war in 2009.

DMK MPs AKS Vijayan, Sugavanam and Aadi Sankar accompanied Stalin.

Stalin is also trying to meet External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid before the latter leaves for Europe.

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