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China 'dissatisfied' With India Over Dalai Lama's Visit 91 days ago
(RTTNews) - China expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with India for allowing the Dalai Lama to visit India's easternmost state bordering China, to which it stakes claim.
Addressing a press conference Tuesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said "The Indian side allowed the Dalai Lama to visit the disputed eastern section of the China-India border regardless of China's grave concerns, and China is strongly dissatisfied with this."
At the beginning of his two-day visit to Arunachal Pradesh Sunday, the spiritual leader of the Buddhists termed as "baseless" Beijing's accusations that his visit was anti-China and damaging to India-China relations. "My visit to Tawang is non-political and aimed at promoting universal brotherhood and nothing else," the Buddhist monk said.
Hundreds of devout Buddhists flocked from far and wide to see the Dalai Lama in Arunachal Pradesh, which borders Tibet, the homeland of the Nobel Peace laureate.
The Chinese government "firmly opposed the Dalai Lama's visit to the region," which, according to Qin, "fully exposes the Dalai Lama's separatist nature."
China says India is in illegal possession of 90,000 square kilometers of Chinese territory, mostly in Arunachal Pradesh.
Last month, Beijing protested Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's visit to the region for an election campaign.
The Chinese authorities call the Dalai Lama "a wolf in monk's robe and a devil with a human face," hell-bent on breaking Tibet away from China, while the international community questions Beijing's notorious legacy of suppressing human rights in the Communist country.
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