"We will not tolerate any action that is against India's interest. They (India) have helped us whenever the need arose. They are our close friend," Sri Lankan Port Development Minister Dilan Perera told Parliament.

The Minister was speaking during a debate on extension of Emergency by another month in the country earlier this week.

Perera said the campaign by Marxist JVP threatening to boycott Indian goods will not be permitted by the Sri Lankan government.

Construction and Engineering Services Minister Rajithe Senaratne said relations between the two countries were ‘very good’ and India had never worked against Sri Lanka's interest.

Earlier JVP member K K Lalkantha charged India with trying to thwart the Sri Lankan Army's ‘successful’ campaign against the LTTE.

JVP party supremo Somawansa Amarasinghe had during a public meeting threatened to organise boycott of Indian goods if New Delhi did not stop its alleged interference in Sri Lanka's internal affairs.

A Sri Lankan Buddhist party has already condemned JVP's anti-India campaign saying New Delhi's support was necessary for the country's the fight against LTTE.