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5,000 Tamils marching in London reject LLRC, demand Tamil Eelam
More than 5,000 Eezham Tamils, from all walks of life, took to the streets in London on Friday, demanding a UN referendum to determine the creation of Tamil Eelam. “We want action, not words,” the protesters said rejecting any solution based on Sri Lanka's LLRC. Demanding the United Nations not to support the genocidal Sri Lanka, the Tamils in the UK said they are with the students of Tamil Nadu and thanked the Tamil Nadu State Assembly for passing a historic resolution demanding a UN referendum on separate Eezham.
Earlier, in a referendum initiated by an independent group of British Tamils, held two years ago, 99.33% of 64,692 Eezham Tamils had voted in favour of the formation of independent and sovereign Tamil Eelam in the contiguous north and east of the island of Sri Lanka.
On Friday, the protesters, braving unusually chilly winds, started the march from Trafalgar Square and concluded it at 10 Downing Street.
The demonstration against the LLRC solution was in fact a voice against the West and India that harp on the LLRC deceit as means of protecting the genocidal State and regime in the island, Eezham Tamil political observers in London said.