On March 13th, Tibetan Youth Congress President Tsering Chomphel and former President Gonpo Dhundup met with Professor Anand Kumar, Surender Kumar, and Jyotsna Roy, executive members of the Indo-Tibetan Friendship Society and long-time supporters of Tibet.
The meeting sparked a renewed sense of unity and determined resolve between the Tibetan community and their Indian allies. The conversations fuelled hope and urgency, energising Tibetan activism in India, and revealed actionable paths to gaining greater support. Both sides shared concern and sorrow over the situation in Tibet, condemning the ongoing human rights violations, and passionately emphasised the need to keep the Tibetan struggle alive on the world stage.
The Indo-Tibetan Friendship Society reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Tibetans in their peaceful struggle for freedom, justice, culture, religion, and identity. Their advocacy in India is a vital source of encouragement for the Tibetan community.
The discussions were insightful and constructive, showing a unified resolve to champion Tibet’s cause. Both parties agreed to strengthen collaboration and find new ways to raise awareness about Tibet among Indians and policymakers.
At the meeting’s conclusion, Tibetan Youth Congress President Tsering Chomphel expressed gratitude on behalf of Tibetans for their steadfast support. As a token of thanks, Thangka paintings and Tibetan Youth Congress souvenirs were presented to members of the Indo-Tibetan Friendship Society, symbolising lasting friendship.
