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Indian Deputy High Commissioner Vinod K Jacob meets Sri Lankan MPs Ganesan and Palani Thigambaram

| @indiablooms | Feb 05, 2021, at 01:53 am

Colombo:  Indian Deputy High Commissioner Vinod K Jacob recently met Sri Lankan Members of Parliament Mano Ganesan and Palani Thigambaram to discuss bilateral issues between two nations.

"Deputy High Commissioner Vinod K Jacob met Hon'ble MPs Mano Ganesan and Palani Thigambaram .

They discussed issues related to Indian Origin Tamils including development cooperation with focus on expeditious implementation of housing projects in plantation areas," the Indian High Commission tweeted.

Ganesan also tweeted: " Conducted constructive discussion at luncheon meeting with Indian DHC HE VinodKJacob on bilateral subjects."

 

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