Genocidal ‘development’ abetted by global partners seeks to wedge North-East
[TamilNet, Thursday, 04 May 2017, 22:52 GMT]
The occupying Colombo is trying to seize lands in the Tamil-speaking Kuchchave'li division of Trincomalee district in the Eastern Province to construct housing schemes for Sinhala settlers who have been moved out of their lands that were taken over by the SL Irrigation Department for the construction of Yan Oya Reservoir close to Wahalkada in the Horowpothana division of Anuradhapura district in the North Central Province. As the reservoir projects that targets to empower the Sinhala colonists in Anuradhapura North to spearhead the genocidal wedging of territorial integrity of Tamil homeland in the Eastern Province, are to be complete soon. The Tamil-speaking people in Kuchchave’li now face the Sinhala encroachment.
The occupying Colombo is trying to seize lands in the Tamil-speaking Kuchchave'li division of Trincomalee district in the Eastern Province to construct housing schemes for Sinhala settlers who have been moved out of their lands that were taken over by the SL Irrigation Department for the construction of Yan Oya Reservoir close to Wahalkada in the Horowpothana division of Anuradhapura district in the North Central Province. As the reservoir projects that targets to empower the Sinhala colonists in Anuradhapura North to spearhead the genocidal wedging of territorial integrity of Tamil homeland in the Eastern Province, are to be complete soon. The Tamil-speaking people in Kuchchave’li now face the Sinhala encroachment.
Mahaweli
and Yan Oya rivers ‘develop’ Sinhala settlers North Central Province
empowering them to accelerate demographic genocide against the
territorial integrity of Tamil homeland in the North-East [Map courtesy:
EIA Study - Rinal Report, Yan Oya Reservoir Project]
A housing project is already underway at Chaavi-aa'ru in Kuchchave'li divisional secretariat division.
The occupying Colombo regime is allocating 4 acres of lands for each family, Tamil civil officials in the division say.
Sinhala settlers were allocated at least Rs 13,000 Mn as compensation for alternative lands through Irrigation Department in September 2016.
The real extent of the colonisation scheme seems to incorporate 2,500 families from Horowpothana and Wahalkada, the Tamil officials in Kuchchave'li say.
Yan Oya is a river that originates in the North Central Province, follows the boundary of the Eastern Province and enters into the sea at Pul-moaddai that links the North and East.
The Irrigation project, named Anurdhapura North Integrated Water Supply Project (ANIWSP), was in fact finalised according to ‘Mahida Chintana’ during the Rajapaksa regime.
The ANISWP, known as Yan-Oya scheme, is divided into two systems knowns as Mahakanadarawa and Wahalkada System, each having distinct Water Treatment Plants (WTP).
The occupying Colombo regime is allocating 4 acres of lands for each family, Tamil civil officials in the division say.
Sinhala settlers were allocated at least Rs 13,000 Mn as compensation for alternative lands through Irrigation Department in September 2016.
The real extent of the colonisation scheme seems to incorporate 2,500 families from Horowpothana and Wahalkada, the Tamil officials in Kuchchave'li say.
Yan Oya is a river that originates in the North Central Province, follows the boundary of the Eastern Province and enters into the sea at Pul-moaddai that links the North and East.
The Irrigation project, named Anurdhapura North Integrated Water Supply Project (ANIWSP), was in fact finalised according to ‘Mahida Chintana’ during the Rajapaksa regime.
The ANISWP, known as Yan-Oya scheme, is divided into two systems knowns as Mahakanadarawa and Wahalkada System, each having distinct Water Treatment Plants (WTP).
Sinhala
divisions of Padaviya, Kebithigollewa and Horowpothana in Anuradhapura
district, bordering Trincomalee district of East and Vavuniaa district
of North form the bases for accelerated demographic genocide seeking to
wedge the contiguity and territorial integrity of the country of Eezham
Tamils
Water
Supply Area of Yan Oya project is exclusively Sinhala and seeks to
strengthen the Sinhala colonists in Anuradhapura North [Image courtesy:
Preparatory Survey on Anuradhapura North Integrated Water Supply
Project, carried out by Japan International Cooperation Agency, JICA in
February 2013]
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) facilitated the design of the Yan-Oya scheme in 2013.
The construction of dams was contracted to China CAMC Engineering Co., LTD (CAMCE), which is engaged in constructing five earth fill main dams with the total length of 5.9 km along the Yan Oya.
Premises
of Yan Oya Reservoir [Image courtesy: Preparatory Survey on
Anuradhapura North Integrated Water Supply Project, carried out by Japan
International Cooperation Agency, JICA in February 2013]
The
6 divisions of Anurdhapura district, that fall into the project area
[Image courtesy: Preparatory Survey on Anuradhapura North Integrated
Water Supply Project, carried out by Japan International Cooperation
Agency, JICA in February 2013]
The aim of the Colombo-centric
system, represented by SL State and its global donors, are two-fold:
development of Sinhala colonialism and structural genocide against
Tamil-speaking people.
The ‘development’ aim of the SL regime is to utilize the Sinhala population in Anuradhapura North with agricultural irrigation water and potable water through pipelines. The ‘genocidal’ aim is to wedge the territorial integrity of the Tamil homeland by expanding the Sinhala colonies through Padaviya to North and through Horowpothana to Trincomalee.
Major donors during Mahinda Chintana driven project were Asian Development Bank, JICA (Japan), KfW (Germany), SIDA (Sweden), UNICEF, IFRC (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies), Austria, France, Spain, Hungary, Korea and Netherland.
SL President Maithiripala Sirisena who hails from the North Central Province leads the new regime.
The Yan-Oya project received an accelerated push from the new regime last year.
The SL Archaeology Department has already been involved in distorting the historical traces in Yan-Oya region, Pulmoaddai, Thennai-maravadi and in Thiriyaay of Trincomalee district.
The ‘development’ aim of the SL regime is to utilize the Sinhala population in Anuradhapura North with agricultural irrigation water and potable water through pipelines. The ‘genocidal’ aim is to wedge the territorial integrity of the Tamil homeland by expanding the Sinhala colonies through Padaviya to North and through Horowpothana to Trincomalee.
Major donors during Mahinda Chintana driven project were Asian Development Bank, JICA (Japan), KfW (Germany), SIDA (Sweden), UNICEF, IFRC (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies), Austria, France, Spain, Hungary, Korea and Netherland.
SL President Maithiripala Sirisena who hails from the North Central Province leads the new regime.
The Yan-Oya project received an accelerated push from the new regime last year.
The SL Archaeology Department has already been involved in distorting the historical traces in Yan-Oya region, Pulmoaddai, Thennai-maravadi and in Thiriyaay of Trincomalee district.
The
eastern cost from Kokku'laay to Trincomalee is being targeted by
Maithiripala Sirisena's regime for Sinhalicisation through various
ministries, departments with external ‘development’ assistance. The
underlying agenda is not only Sinhala-centric ‘development’, but also
demographic genocide against Tamil-speaking people and the wedging of
the territorial integrity of Tamil homeland.
Brahmi
inscription of a Buddhist donor in Prakrit language found in the Yan
Oya Basin. The title name of the donor is clearly written as Perumaka,
which is a Tamil term (perumakan). This shows the language replacement
that was taking place towards the end of the megalithic culture and with
the arrival of Buddhism. The script of the inscription is akin to
Tamil Brahmi. Also note the two graffiti symbols (double trident and
double-tailed fish or tortoise) at the end of the inscription. They are
popular symbols of the Indus seals and of the megalithic graffiti,
showing the continuity how the megalithic population became Buddhist in
the island. [Image courtesy: yanoyaarchaeology.com]
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