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What is the meaning of LTTE?

LTTE stands for Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.

It was a militant organization that fought for the creation of an independent Tamil state in the north and east of Sri Lanka.

Here's a breakdown of the acronym:

* Liberation: Refers to the group's goal of achieving independence for the Tamil people.

* Tigers: A symbol of strength and fierceness, chosen by the group.

* Tamil: Refers to the Tamil ethnic group, who are the main population in the area they sought independence for.

* Eelam: The name the LTTE used for their proposed independent state.

The LTTE was a controversial organization. They were responsible for many acts of violence, including the assassination of several prominent figures in Sri Lanka and India. However, they also gained support from many Tamils who felt marginalized and discriminated against by the Sri Lankan government.

The LTTE was ultimately defeated in 2009 after a long and brutal civil war with the Sri Lankan government. However, the legacy of the LTTE continues to be debated and discussed. Some see them as terrorists, while others view them as freedom fighters.

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