The Kayts Court has ordered the release of 32 Indian fisherman who were in custody for illegally fishing in Sri Lankan waters. These Indian fishermen were handed over to the Indian Deputy High Commission in Jaffna by officials of the Fisheries Department in Jaffna. In the meantime, orders have been given to free 96 Indian
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