discuss the ethenic problem of srilanka
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Sri Lanka has been mired in ethnic conflict since the country, formerly known as Ceylon, became independent from British rule in 1948. A 2001 government census (PDF) says Sri Lanka's main ethnic populations are the Sinhalese (82 percent), Tamil (9.4 percent), and Sri Lanka Moor (7.9 percent)
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Answer: *In srilanka there were 18% of Tamil ppl , 7% of Christian and 74% of sinhalese.. Thus there was diversity having sinhalese as majority. As in Belgium the power was shared the situation here wasn't the same,. Sinhala was made the official language of srilanka and then preferential policies favoured sinhalese for govt. jobs and university positions.
Tamil people got feeling of alienation and despite doing strikes, they were ignored and later then there was a civil war fought between Tamil and sinhalese*
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