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Indian Tamils fighting for independence from India use two flags, the first
the symbol of the movement, the second, where the central emblem of the Indian
has been replaced by a cross between Jolly Roger and an octopus.
Jarig Bakker, 1 May 2002
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From Flags of Aspirant Peoples, marked as "Tamil Nadu (Free Tamil Movement)":
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Ivan Sache, 16 Sep 1999
The Tamil National Liberation Front claims almost a third of Indian
subcontinent plus Eelam as Periya Tamil Nadu (or Vishala Tamil Nadu)-
Greater Tamil Nadu.
Chrystian Kretowicz, 25 March 2001
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