Dissanayake highlights ‘good relations’ with India, points to New Delhi’s Katchatheevu stance

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Sri Lankan President says India has acknowledged before its Supreme Court that Katchatheevu belongs to Sri Lanka.

Last week, Attorney General R.

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  • Reported by The Hindu and published Sun, 11 Oct 2026 15:50:45 UTC.

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