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Home | India | 18 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Lankan Navy Return Home

18 Indian fishermen arrested by Lankan Navy return home

The fishermen were arrested by the Lankan Navy last month for alleged maritime violations and lodged in a prison there.

By PTI
Updated On - 13 February 2024, 09:11 AM
18 Indian fishermen arrested by Lankan Navy return home
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Chennai: As many as 18 Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu who were arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy recently returned home on Tuesday.

They arrived here from Colombo by air and were received by officials of the Tamil Nadu fisheries department and some BJP functionaries.

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The fishermen were arrested by the Lankan Navy last month for alleged maritime violations and lodged in a prison there.

A local court ordered their release earlier this month, after which they were kept in a camp there, officials said.

The fishermen left for Ramanathapuram by road in a state government-arranged vehicle.

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