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No change in policy towards Tibet, says India

14 Apr 2017

New Delhi April 14 (IANS) Following the Dalai Lama s week-long visit to Arunachal Pradesh India on Friday made it clear that there is no change in its policy towards Tibet and on the border issue with China.

Let me make it absolutely clear that there is no change whatsoever in government of India s policy towards the Tibet Autonomous Region of the People s Republic of China External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Gopal Bagay said on Friday.

He was asked whether the Tibetan spiritual leader s visit to the northeastern state of Arunachl Pradesh from April 4 to 11 signalled a change in India s policy on Tibet or on the border negotiations with China.

Similarly our approach to seeking a fair reasonable and mutually acceptable solution to the boundary question remains unchanged Baglay said.

Beijing has been very vocal in its protest over the Dalai Lama s visit to the northeastern state saying it would hurt India-China ties.

--IANS
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