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Dharamshala: Former Speaker of the US Parliament Nancy Pelosi is in India. She also visited Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh where she had a long meeting with His Holiness the Dalai Lama. After this, in a public speech, the Chinese patient attacked Xi Jinping. He said, 'Xi Jinping, you will leave this world, but the message of knowledge and compassion of the Dalai Lama will continue to flow. His Holiness will remain immortal with his message of knowledge, compassion, self-purification and love and life system.' But you will leave this world as the President of China and no one will remember you for anything.
A bipartisan delegation of the US Congress led by Nancy Pelosi has arrived in India to meet the Dalai Lama. After meeting the Dalai Lama, Pelosi said that His Holiness also does not support criticism of China. He told me, I pray that Lord Buddha gives enlightenment to everyone. Let's pray. Purify the mind and soul.
Meanwhile, the US House of Representatives passed a bill to resolve the Tibet-China dispute. Which has also been passed by the Senate. Now if the President signs this bill, it will become a law. That act will be known as 'Tibet-China-Dispute-Act'. Due to this law, now funds can be officially raised to counter China's misconceptions about Tibet. China's propaganda about Tibet's history, people and institutions will be countered.
In a special press conference organized on the visit of the US delegation to the Dalai Lama, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin-Jiang said, “This 14th Dalai Lama is not a pure religious leader, but a political fugitive who is carrying out anti-China separatist activities under the guise of religion. We are very disturbed by the reports published recently in this regard.” And any kind of relationship with the US sends the wrong signal to the Dalai Lama's group which is carrying out anti-China divisive activities.
Also, the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson requested President Biden not to sign any bill related to 'Xi-Zhang'.
China calls Tibet 'Xi-Zhang'.
