Tamil partners against vendor meetings in Lanka

With a scenario almost all segments of the society in Tamil Nadu are in streets protesting demanding resolution against the Sri Lankan government for killing innocent Tamils. ‘The DQ Week' provides a platform to Tamil Nadu channel partners who had never missed their voice against issues like the mulla-periyar dam, Koodankulam etc.

"The Sri Lankan Government has done maximum atrocities against our Tamil brothers and sisters. It is the time the channel partners also have to react against the Sri Lankan government." says K Babu, CEO, Apex Info Solutions who directly witnessed the protests by students in Tirupur. He also said that the many vendors consider Sri Lanka as the best place for conducting summits and meetings. "We should never entertain any such activity by any vendor or at least should avoid participating in those meetings", he concluded.  "Our people have got affected a lot by the Sri Lankan government and this has to be taken to the next level. I strongly condemn the Lankan Government", voiced K Nagendiran, CEO, GBS Systems, Chennai who hails from Ramnad, a district very near to Sri Lanka.

"Tamil Eelam should be formed and Mahinda Rajapaksa should be punished for his war crimes exposed by various media. This should be the first and foremost thought of any Tamil community", says Suresh Kumar, CEO, Terabyte Technologies, Trichy. He also recalled that he has rejected a sponsored-trip to Sri Lanka. "The vendors should not just think on cost-cutting, but also think on humanitarian basis and should stop taking channel partners to Sri Lanka and promote tourism of the enemy country", Suresh Kumar concluded.

Confed-ITA to submit a resolution against Lanka

"Often, I have the feeling this is projected as an issue of Tamils rather than a national-issue. Channel partners in Tamil Nadu should keep aside their political views and support for a noble cause and prove the unity", said Muthiah Pillai who is likely to take charge as the president of Confed-ITA. He also said that there will be definitely a resolution passed against the Sri Lankan government during the summit next month.