By: Sarwar Alam
China said on Friday (31) it opposes plans by Indian government officials to host Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama in a sensitive border region controlled by New Delhi but claimed by Beijing. Indian government representatives said in early March that officials would meet the Dalai Lama while he is on a religious trip to Arunachal Pradesh from April 4-13 and that as a secular democracy they would not stop him from travelling to any part of the country. China claims the region in the eastern Himalayas as “South Tibet”, and it has denounced foreign and even Indian leaders’ visits…
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