Sri Lankan Navy  

Sri Lanka Navy, during a special operation, arrested 20 Indian fishermen and three fishing trawlers belonging to them, for trespassing on Sri Lankan territorial waters on January 12.

On December 1, the Ramanathapuram fishermen in Tamil Nadu held a one-day strike highlighting Sri Lankan Navy's abuse against them

The Sri Lankan Navy said the released trawlers had been seized in 2015, 2016 and 2017 for trespassing on Sri Lankan territorial waters. These trawlers tied at the jetties of Trincomalee and Jaffna were repaired by a dedicated team of Indian engineers who recently arrived in Sri Lanka, before their release. 
 

The fishermen from Mandapam in Ramanathapuram district were fishing near Neduntheevu late Sunday when they were arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy

On November 28, the Sri Lankan Navy patrolling ship capsized one of the Ramanathapuram fishing boat (Velayudam) and detained four fishermen from the sinking boat

The Sri Lankan Navy personnel allegedly attacked fishermen hailing from Tamil Nadu's Ramanathapuram after sinking their boat in the open sea

Sri Lankan Navy arrests 17 fishermen from Ramanathapuram for crossing the border illegally for fishing.

The fishermen from Tamil Nadu's Rameswaram alleged that the Sri Lankan Navy frequently attacks them while fishing in the open sea.

Sri Lankan Navy arrested eight fishermen from Tamil Nadu on August 18

The fishermen, who had put out to sea Saturday in over 275 mechanised boats, were fishing near Katchatheevu when the Lankan Naval personnel in four patrol vessels allegedly snapped the fishing nets of 10 boats, Mechanised Boats Fishermen Association President P Sesuraja told reporters here.
 

The fishermen had ventured into the sea in 564 boats and were fishing off Katchatheevu islet when the Lankan Naval personnel came to the spot past midnight and chased them away at gunpoint; the Lankan Navy personnel also snapped the nets in 20 boats