India May Be Able to Help Sri Lanka's Investigation of Blasts: Crisis Group

The transcript discusses the emergence of the National Towey Jamaat, a previously obscure jihadist group, and its potential involvement in coordinated attacks. It questions the group's capabilities and explores the government's response, including the declaration of a state of emergency. The discussion also highlights the need for international assistance, particularly from India, to address the threat and prevent further violence. The transcript emphasizes the importance of a measured response to avoid exacerbating anti-Muslim sentiment.

What underlying issues does the speaker believe were not addressed by the iron fist approach?

What role does the speaker suggest international cooperation might play in addressing the situation?