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Govt assures Muttur Muslims' resettlement

COLOMBO: All arrangements will be made to resettle the Muslim population displaced following terrorist activities in the area, President Mahinda Rajapaksa said during a meeting with Muslim Ministers and Deputy Ministers, Muslim religious dignitaries and intellectuals at the Presidential Secretariat yesterday morning.

The President said every possible arrangement would be taken to resettle Muttur Muslims who could continue to live in their places of origin with dignity.

Over 30,000 Muslims from Muttur forced to flee from their places of origin are sheltered mainly at Kantale, Kinniya and Thambalagamam.

The meeting was convened by M. Najeeb Abdul Majeed, Minister of Co-operatives and Co-operative Development and Deputy Minister of Provincial Councils and Local Government who is also the MP of the area.

Ministers A. H. M. Fowzie, Ferial Ashraff, A. L. M. Athaullah, Najeeb Abdul Majeed, M. S. S. Ameer Ali, and Rishard Badurdeen, Deputy Minister Hussein Bhaila, National Muslim Congress leader N. M. Sahaheed, Muttur Pradeshiya Sabha member M. S. Rathees, President of Muttur Majlis Soora Moulavi, M. M. Careem and members from the Board of Ulamas and representatives from Muttur 3CD organisation also participated.

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