Tibetans protest to mark 70 years of Chinese attack on Tibet

China had attacked Tibet in October 1950 and occupied it on October 6, 1950

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Updated At : 06:15 PM Oct 01, 2020 IST

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Dharamsala, October 1

Tibetans on Thursday protested in Mcleodganj to mark 70 years of the Chinese invasion of Tibet.

Tibetan exiles carrying Tibetan flags marched through the streets of Mcleodganj and raised slogans against China.

Tibetans protest to mark 70 years of the Chinese attack on Tibet, in Mcleodganj on Thursday. Tribune Photo

The protestors also depicted alleged Chinese atrocities against the Tibetans by creating an image of Chinese President Xi Jinping overlooking the dead Tibetan protestors.

Tibetans protest to mark 70 years of the Chinese attack on Tibet, in Mcleodganj on Thursday. Tribune Photo

China had attacked Tibet in October 1950 and occupied it on October 6, 1950.

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