The song, which is a poem of Ratnathurai that has been rendered into voice by prominent Eezham Tamil singer SG Shanthan, is purely a devotional. The song has been regularly relayed in the loudspeaker till the SL military recently instructed the temple administration not to play it any more. Together with the popular song on Kokkaddich-choalai, TamilNet also releases a few other songs for the wider Tamil audience throughout the world. The SL military personnel have warned the temple administration of the historic Siva temple Thaan-thoanвЂ™ri-eesvarar at Kokkaddichchoalai not to play the popular devotional song вЂњPiddukku maвЂ™n chumantha perumaanaarвЂќ on the temple loud-speakers or on at any occasion. The occupying Sri Lanka Army in the East has banned Saiva devotional songs authored by popular poet Puthuvai Ratnathurai, whose whereabouts are still not known after the occupying Sri Lankan military had him into custody during the final hours of the Vanni war in May 2009. SL military bans devotional song at ancient Saiva temple in Batticaloa ShanthanвЂ™s funeral is to be held in KiвЂ™linochchi on Tuesday. Most of the Tamil Eelam songs sung by SG Shanthan were authored by popular Eezham Tamil poet Puthuvai Ratnathurai, whose whereabouts is still not known after the occupying Sri Lankan military had him into custody during the final hours of the Vanni war in May 2009. One of them, Isai-arasan, was also a singer. Two of ShanthanвЂ™s sons have sacrificed their lives in the armed struggle. From 1991 to 2009, he remained the star singer of Tamil Eelam songs. He moved to KiвЂ™linochchi in 1978 and continued to sing devotional songs at temples and had a keen interest in traditional theatre (kooththu songs) until the LTTE identified his talent in 1991. Toxins had built up in his body despite regular dialysis, the doctors said.Д«orn on 20 December 1960, Shanthan who hails from Pungkudutheevu in Jaffna, debuted as a singer at the age of 12 while his family was based in Colombo. He was admitted to intensive treatment on Saturday.

while the doctors were trying hard to save his life, medical sources at Jaffna Teaching Hospital said. Shanthan was awaiting kidney transplantation for some time and was undergoing special treatment at the clinic attached to Jaffna Teaching hospital.

вЂњPoo-malarnthathu kodiyinilвЂќ was his first Tamil Eelam song recorded in Jaffna in 1991 and вЂњKaвЂ™nвЂ™nukkuвЂ™lвЂ™lea vaiththu kaaththidum veeraraiвЂќ was his last Tamil Eelam song recorded in 2009 during the genocidal war on Tamil Eelam.ДЄfter getting released from the prolonged military incarceration in 2010, Shanthan has continued to be a singer of devotional songs until he became bedridden, as both his kidneys had failed.

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