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Message: <blockquote data-quote="කිඹුලා බනිස්" data-source="post: 8432321" data-attributes="member: 286104"><a href="http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online/Politics/15-Dec-2009/India-forces-Sri-Lanka-to-replace-Gen-Fonseka" target="_blank">HOW Indian Intelligence played us (SRI LANKA) Like a Violin</a>The Sri Lankan General Sarath Fonseka who led troops to victory,  defeating Tamil separatists after decades of war, was replaced on the  advice of Indian Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh, who conveyed to Sri  Lankan leadership that he had received credible intelligence about the  possible coup against the Sri Lankan government. Well-placed sources  in Colombo disclosed to The Nation on Monday that after the  annihilation of Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), on the night of  21/22 May 2009, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called Sri Lankan  leadership on telephone and discussed matters in the contest of  intelligence. Indian Prime Minister warned that intelligence reports  indicated that democratic institutions in Sri Lanka were under threat  from Sri Lanka Army (SLA). “SLA and General Fonseka have become too  powerful. The situation is dangerous as it sometimes happened in  Pakistan and Bangladesh, where military got control of democratic  institutions,” the sources revealed while quoting the conversation that  took place between Indian PM and Sri Lankan leader. It is quite obvious that India was not happy with Sri Lanka’s  unprecedented victory that could lead to peace and domestic stability;  thus denying India’s leverage in Sri Lanka’s internal affairs. India was  also displeased with Sri Lankan leadership for the killing of large  number of Tamils during the war and for not fully implementing the 13th  amendment that meant grant of autonomy to Tamils in the North and East.  It seemed a well thought-out strategy that was carefully crafted by  Indian Intelligence Agency RAW in Colombo and New Delhi to steal away  the rejoicings of Sri Lankan nation in the aftermath of a grand victory  against LTTE. Reportedly, during the course of ground operations,  General Fonseka had ignored President’s concerns on different occasions.  Indians cashed on the opportunity and created an unfounded fear among  the President who got scared and made abrupt changes in Army’s  leadership, without realising the consequences in the process. </blockquote>

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