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Unsolved questions edit

Latest comment: 17 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

The "Unsolved questions" sections doesn't seem right in my opinion. Some of the information there seems to be slightly outdated, cut I'm not familiar enough with the subject matter to give a solid answer. In particular, the bit about the murder doesn't recognize the section pertaining to that murder where he was definatly shot. --Sigma 7 23:42, 21 November 2006 (UTC)Reply

Its truly speculation edit

Latest comment: 17 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Monsieur MADICHETTY Satianarayanamourty alias Satia alias Satianandam has never reclaimed french nationality in his life after the independance and he also never applied for french pension (like many other pro-merger leaders did) even though he served for french govt. during several years before independance. But after few years of his death his children and grand-children has taken french citizenship. - User:Smadimchetty 00:59, 11 December 2006 (UTC)Reply

regarding unsolved questions. mr. samatham threre were rumous of murdering him by the maddimchetti satia and his body was thrown to the banks of river along with the french flag in pondicherry during those days (acc.to sala last administrator of yanam. according to mr. bolloju basavalingam who was alo a promergarite activist at that time, mr. samatham had a pistol with him purely for the purpose of self defence, the raged and jubiliant pro mergarists saw it and thought that mr. samatham must be aiming at them. this kind of misunderstanding led to the immediate firing by the indian army ( in disguised form as promergarites) and killing of the mr. samatham who is already old (78 years) fear striken, trying to hide in a secluded place. left his house with the fear of attack. if any native people like my father were among the mob they would have spotted him immediately, would have saved his life.

YANAM WAS DEFINITELY CAPTURED BY THE SURROUNDING PEOPLE. THE INCIDENT OF FIRING ON THE REFUGEE CAMP OCCURED THE PREVIOUS NIGHT (ACC TO MR. SALA ).it has been captured by the promergarites. the politicians of yanam like kanakala, maddimsetti also sensed the inevitability of french retreat from indian scene changed their stands and turned pro mergarites to become heros of the indianised yanam.

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