Indian military tourists visit Vanni [TamilNet, Wednesday, 02 November 2011, 16:24 GMT] A 16-member delegation of the Indian military, led by Air Commodore P R Navalkar visited Vanni this week as part of its six-day tour programme in the island. The delegation toured around a number of places of “archaeological, religious, cultural and tourist interest” in the war-torn Vanni, apart from visiting SL military and ‘resettlement’ installations in the region, a PTI report said Wednesday. The Indian military has ‘Army to Army’ relationship, a special bondage, with the genocidal military of Sri Lanka. India’s refusal to acknowledge genocide and war crimes in the island, and the vanguard protection it volunteers to Sri Lanka in the international arena in shielding the latter’s war crimes are widely interpreted as India’s indirect admission of complicity or even a main role in the conduct of genocide and war crimes against Eezham Tamils in the island. According to SL military sources cited by PTI, the Indian military delegation that met the commander of the SL Army, Lt. Gen Jagath Jayasuriya and scheduled to visit the other commanders, is engaged in exchanging views on bilateral matters of importance with special emphasis on training modules, related to both military services.