Accusing India of following a two track policy on Tibet by supporting separatists on one hand while recognizing the region as part of China on the other, a Chinese daily has warned that exiled Tibetans may be a “hidden danger” to India’s own stability in future.
A write-up in the web edition of Global Times said unlike Western countries India does not directly interfere in China’s domestic issues but appears to be reserving the “card of exiled Tibetans for future use”.
Over the years. the article said, Indian policies towards the Dalai Lama group have changed “from comprehensive support to selective support”. It said there is a contradiction between India’s official ‘one-China’ stance and the actual indulgence of some Tibetans’ separatist activities.
A write-up in the web edition of Global Times said unlike Western countries India does not directly interfere in China’s domestic issues but appears to be reserving the “card of exiled Tibetans for future use”.
Over the years. the article said, Indian policies towards the Dalai Lama group have changed “from comprehensive support to selective support”. It said there is a contradiction between India’s official ‘one-China’ stance and the actual indulgence of some Tibetans’ separatist activities.
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