China blames Dalai Lama of 'national sabotage'
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THE ATTITUDE towards Dalai Lama is not positive and fresh protests can not be ruled out as the Dalai Lama is determined to foment trouble, said a Chinese official as per media reports. He blamed the Dalai Lama for planning sabotage in Tibet at a time when the Tibetan leader has become an honorary citizen of Rome and received the German media award.
Dalai Lama denied the allegations last year also saying the protests were an “…outburst of long pent-up physical and mental anguish of the Tibetans and the feeling of deep resentment against the suppression of the rights of Tibetan people.…” The Chinese government said that 953 people have been detained and 76 convicted for last year’s unrest in Tibet but the exiled rights groups say the numbers are much higher.
Dalai Lama denied the allegations last year also saying the protests were an “…outburst of long pent-up physical and mental anguish of the Tibetans and the feeling of deep resentment against the suppression of the rights of Tibetan people.…” The Chinese government said that 953 people have been detained and 76 convicted for last year’s unrest in Tibet but the exiled rights groups say the numbers are much higher.
Nyima Tsering, deputy head of the regional Parliament quoted by media as saying: “The biggest challenge for Tibet is the disruption and sabotage of the Dalai Lama and his group. The more chaotic Tibet becomes the better he feels. This is not good for the fundamental interests of the people in Tibet.
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