"Some say it is an old video. It is for the central government to come out with a clarification," Karunanidhi told reporters here.
The film was released by a grouping of Sri Lankan journalists based in the West. It was apparently shot in January at an unspecified location.
It showed uniformed men said to be Sri Lankan soldiers shooting two naked, blindfolded and tied young men believed to be Tamils from close range.

Sri Lanka has said the video is a fake and meant to sully the image of the military, which crushed the Tamil Tigers in May, ending one of the world's longest running insurgencies.
Asked about the nearly 300,000 Tamil civilian in refugee camps in Sri Lanka since the conflict ended, Karunanidhi said: "We have been urging the prime minister and the external affairs minister to take necessary action on this front.
"The union government must show more interest. The union ministers and MPs from Tamil Nadu are also urging the centre to take immediate action."
He said that tonnes of relief material sent by the state government for the displaced Tamils had reached the island for distribution.
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