The leader of the Tibetan government in banishment on Sunday blamed China for denying the most crucial basic liberties to individuals in Tibet and enthusiastically doing the killing of the Tibetan personality.
Tenpa Tsering, in a proclamation stamping Basic freedoms Day, likewise protested China last month delivering a “white paper” — or strategy report — on Tibet.
China guaranteed that its standard of Tibet stamped “remarkable accomplishments being developed, made on the top of the world through the Chinese way to modernization.” The report lauded progress in monetary turn of events, social solidness and natural security under Socialist Faction rule. China has fabricated thruways and rapid railroads through the rugged district and advanced the travel industry as a method for supporting wages.
Tsering said the Chinese Socialist Faction was “producing serious areas of strength for an of the Chinese public as one single local area, advancing the Chinese language, the Sinicization of Tibetan Buddhism and creating communist qualities.”
“Such curse of misery and mistreatment on the Tibetan nation by the Chinese Socialist Coalition specialists is unrivaled and uncommon,” he said.
Tsering tended to a gathering of Tibetans at the Tsuglakhang sanctuary in Dharamshala, the base camp of the Tibetan government in banishment in northern India, on the 34th commemoration of the granting of the Nobel Harmony Prize to Tibetan otherworldly pioneer the Dalai Lama. Tibetan schoolchildren and specialists performed moves at the far-reaching development.
Tsering likewise said there has been a sharp expansion in the arrangement of Chinese authorities in the Tibetan regions.
The Dalai Lama, 88, has made the Indian slope town of Dharmsala his central command since escaping from Tibet after a bombed uprising contrary to Chinese rule in 1959. India believes Tibet to be essential for China, however it has the Tibetan exiles.
The Dalai Lama denies China’s case that he is a rebel and says he just supporters significant independence and security of Tibet’s local Buddhist culture.
