
In the obvious wedding of China, when Beijing tries to be included in the plans of the Dalai Lama, India led its weight as a Buddhist leader on Thursday and said that the decision on reincarnation lies only on 14.
Minister for minorities Kiren Rijija claimed that the decision was accepted by an established institution and the Dalai Lama and “no one else”.
When he talked to reporters, Kiren Rijian said that the Dalai Lama is “the most important and most important and defining institution” for Buddhists.
Kiren Rijija, who said, said, “And all those who follow the Dalai Lama feel that the incarnation needs to be decided by the established Convention and as desired by the Dalai itself.”
“No one else has the right to decide with the exception of that and conventions.”
Kiren Rijiju’s notes come the day after China insisted that any future plans for the Dalai Lama sequence must have the consent of the Chinese government.
Rijiju, a practicing Buddhist, and Rajiv Ranjan Singh, a colleague of the trade union, represent the Indian government for the 90th birthday event of the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala 6 July.
In a video broadcast on Wednesday, July 2, the Dalai Lama said he had received several applications and appeal over the past 14 years: “He seriously asks the Dalai Lama institutions to continue”.
“In particular, I have received messages through various channels from Tibetans in Tibet, who made the same appeal. In accordance with all these requests, I say that the Dalai Lama institution will continue,” he added.
What did China say?
Like the Dalai Lama, he announced his succession plans and allowed India based in India to choose his successor, the Chinese government, which considers the Dalai Lama to be a separatist, refused them.
China insisted that the last word of his reincarnation was reserved with the government. He said that the successor would be selected by a gold urn draw system.
“The reincarnation of the Dalai Lama must adhere to the search and identification in China, drawing from the Golden Urn and the approval of the Central Government,” the Chinese Foreign Ministry said.
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