Chinese Embassy Official parked their vehicle infront of DCP office

Main entrance of Chinese Embassy

activists breaching the front gate

centrex member Tenzin Norsang with other activists inside the Chinese Embassy

More than 35 Tibetans from five regional chapters took part in the TYC led peaceful protest demonstration at Chinese Embassy in New Delhi on 10th October, 2007. Twenty two activists along with Centrex member Mr. Tenzin Norsang were arrested after more than 50 minutes of fierce demonstration and 9 different cases were registered against them by the Police. Four Tibetans including the eldest Mr Dorjee lak (78 years) from Manali were badly injured and bruised after ruthless beatings at the Chanakyapuri Police Station. During the routine medical check up at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, Police ignored the advice of Medical officer who asked four members to get X- Ray report. The Patiala House Court and Tihar Police have later asked the Chanakyapuri Police to produce fresh Medical Legal Report (MLR) for some members who have been injured.

All the 22 activists were booked U/S (Under Section) 143, 145, 147, 149, 186, 188, 353, 448, and 511 of IPC (Indian Penal Code) by the Chanakyapuri Police. The Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Dr. Anand Mohan of Parliament Street Police Station called for a short meeting with TYC Centrex Vice President Mr. Dhondup Dorjee in his Office and out of many issues disscussed during the meeting, DCP mentioned that stringent actions would be taken against TYC members this time. The Chinese Embassy Staff also had meetings with DCP, ACP and MEA Officails to lodge strong complaint against the Tibetan peaceful demonstrators and termed it as a breach of International Protocol. The Embassy Officials have reportedly demanded for more forces for portection.

TYC Vice President also had meetings with ACP Mrs Suman and SHO Mr. Jagat Singh of Chanakyapuri Police Station regarding the 22 arrested members and to inquire about further developments of the cases. Some members were not satisfied for failing their attempt to pull down the Chinese flag. TYC executive members have been taking all the necessary legal guidance from the legal experts. At present, More than 250 members of TYC are undergoing various Court trails in different parts of India for peaceful demonstrations and have been charged under different sections of Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Criminal Proceeding Code (Cr.Pc).

TYC strongly condemn and demands for the immediate termination and complete withdrawal of the China's new measures on selecting reincarnations.

TYC Activist taken to Patiala House Court by Chanakyapuri Police	TYC centrex member Tenzin Norsang with others in Police Buss