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A group of 129 Tamil women soldiers attached to the Mullaitivu Kokavil army camp have started a protest on the highway near their camp. Breaking News

May 17, 2023
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A group of 129 Tamil women soldiers attached to the Mullaitivu Kokavil army camp have started a protest on the highway near their camp. Breaking News
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This protest of theirs is active both day and night and they claim that this group of people who have been attached to Kokaville army camp so far have been informed to go to Vavuniya.

104 such soldiers have been working in that camp since 2012 and since they have to face a large number of issues and problems while going to Vavuniya to work, they started this protest by requesting that this transfer be canceled and given the opportunity to work at the same camp in Cocaville which was a convenient place of work for them. has.

A soldier named Ambujani said that they will continue their protest as they have not yet received a response from the higher officials in this regard.

This is considered to be the first time that a group of women soldiers have engaged in a public protest.

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