On a visit to the US with BJP chief Rajnath Singh, Kumar said the Sri Lankan government should come out with a model where the Tamils will have a major say in the socio-political and economic development of the island-nation and contribute to the growth of the nation and are not discriminated against.
BJP MP and General Secretary Kumar is also the Chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs.
"Human rights have to be safeguarded and we want a united secular Sri Lanka where all the citizens have equal rights and are not discriminated against. We will take all steps to ensure this when we come back to power," Kumar said.
The foreign policy of BJP will be on the lines of national interest with a clear decisiveness, he said.
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