The Sri Lankan government has granted permission to a Sri Lankan Tamil family to settle in Australia. The Australian government has taken this decision following a series of protests by the people of that country.
Priya Nadaraja and Natesh Murugappar from Sri Lanka came to Australia by boat in 2012. The two applied for asylum and were granted a temporary security visa.
The two fell in love and got married when they met in the town of Pilaila, which has butcheries that employ settlers. They had two daughters, Kobika and Dharmika.
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Priya Nadesan’s applications in Australia were rejected after several years of consideration. The government has said they have no criteria for qualifying as refugees. An attempt was made to deport the Nadesh Murugan family in 2018 when their temporary visa expired.
At that time, the people of Billaila had been waging a series of struggles against the attempts of the Nadeesh Murugappar family to leave the country. In this context, Prime Minister Anthony, who recently won the election, had said that his government would grant an exemption to the family of Natesh Murugappar.
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Accordingly, the new government of Australia has issued a visa to the family of Priya Natesh Murugappar. They have been temporarily allowed to live and work in the city of Billailla.
The family of Nadesh Murugappar, who was detained on Christmas Island, returns to Queensland.
Their 4 year struggle has been a success.
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