consequences of the conflicts in Sri lanka

Armed conflict is one of the political consequences of the conflict in Sri Lanka. In 1950s, the Tamils made peaceful demands for tamail areas to be recognized as a federation. In 1976s, Tamils asked for a separated independent state of tamail ealam. However, the government rejected the idea. Angry and dissatisfied tamail youths decided to resort to violence to demand for their rights and they formed LTTE. As they believe violence is the only way to fight for their rights. This results armed conflict between the government forces and tamail tigers. Therefore , people in Sri Lanka lost faith and trust in the government as the government is unable to stop the fight and support Sri Lanka . As a result, they think they cannot rely on the government anymore, so they rebel against the government. This hence result in instability in Sri Lanka.

Lose of inventions from other countries and fall in the number of tourists are the economic consequences of the Sri Lanka . Continuing conflict created instability in the country. Other countries lost confidence of invent in Sri Lanka . And because of the conflict, tourists are afraid of visiting the country. Fall in tourists arrivals resulted in loss of jobs and fall in earning from tourism. These two consequences caused the economy in Sri Lanka to slow down. When the economy dropped, people in Sri Lanka do not have enough money to support the family causing starvation . Therefore, people felt that the government had not done enough for them and no more reliability in the government so they rebel the government to fight for their rights.