Tamil Nadu Demands Release of Keeladi Excavation Report: Stalin Govt Clashes with Centre

A heated debate has erupted between the Tamil Nadu government and the Centre regarding the release of the Keeladi excavation report. The report, prepared by archaeologist Amarnath Ramakrishna and submitted to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), has become a point of contention.

Stalin Government Accuses Centre of Ignoring Report

The Tamil Nadu government, under the leadership of MK Stalin, has publicly urged the central government to release the findings of the Keeladi excavation report. They allege that the Centre is deliberately withholding the report and not acknowledging its significance. This has sparked concerns about the transparency and motives behind the delay.

Keeladi’s Historical Importance Fuels the Debate

The Keeladi archaeological site, located in Sivaganga district, Tamil Nadu, is believed to hold crucial insights into ancient Tamil civilization. The excavation, led by Amarnath Ramakrishna, has yielded significant discoveries, adding to the intrigue and importance of the report’s findings. The state government’s strong stance reflects the public’s keen interest and the potential impact of the report on understanding Tamil Nadu’s rich history.