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LTTE rejects Govt. offer
By Nirupama Subramanian
COLOMBO, AUG. 30. The LTTE today rejected the Sri Lankan
Government's announcement that it was prepared for peace talks
preceded by a mutually agreed ceasefire as a survival ploy by an
embattled ruling party.
``Peace talks are not a crisis management exercise to be invoked
at the pleasure of a Government which is on the verge of
collapse. The LTTE is not naive to jump on a sinking ship,'' the
LTTE representative in London, Mr. Anton Balasingham, told the
TamilNet website.
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