Many supporters, carrying flags of RTYC, Tibet, India, and US, and all wearing masks with Tibetan flag design to protect themselves and others from the Corona virus, standing with signs reading 'In Support of Tenzin Tsundue Walk', 'Repeal one China Policy', 'Scrap one China Policy'. Behind them is a low metal fence, a traffic stop sign, a blue tent, and some white buildings.
Walk a Mile for Tibet - Tsundue's log

Day 25 – 8 March 2021

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Reaching Delhi bypass tomorrow at 3 pm and arriving in Samyeling Majnukatilla Tibetan camp at 5 pm.

Still, on the road, the chaiwala asked: Kahan se aa rahe ho? (Where are you coming from?)
Himachal se, I said.
Nepali ho?
No. Tibetan hun. Dalai Lama admi hai hum (we are Dalai Lama’s people.)
Dalai Lama Pata hai? (Do you know?) Chinese ho? (You guys Chinese?)
China hamara Dushman hai. China hamara desh kabza kiya, ab India ko dabao dal rahein hain (China is our enemy. China occupied our country, now China is putting pressure on India).
Finally, the chaiwala announced, China tö hamara bhi dushman hai. (China is our enemy also).

Even though most Indians do not know Tibet, what I have learned in this journey through Himachal, Punjab, Chandigarh, Haryana, and Delhi is that Indians have replaced Pakistan with CHINA as enemy No. 1. So we declared #TibbatKiAzaadiBharatKiSuraksha #BoycottChineseGoods

And this the Govt must know. It will never be business as usual with China.

Today we walked from the Singhu border to the Delhi bypass. Major road re-construction is going, roads are dusty and the traffic jostle for an inch in the narrow flank stretches.

Solidarity marches, social network posts, signature campaigns still going on in Dharamshala and Paonta Sahib.

This march from Dharamshala to Delhi, 12 February to 10 March 2021, aims to highlight Tibet as the missing link between India and China. I am appealing to the government of India to #RepealOneChinaPolicy

Help me spread the word. Share, forward and tweet: #RepealOneChinaPolicy #WalkaMileForTibet

Sign petition here: ipetitions.com/petition/support-tenzin-tsundue-stand-up-for-tibet

Images from today - click/tap image to see full size and slideshow

Many supporters, carrying flags of RTYC, Tibet, India, and US, and all wearing masks with Tibetan flag design to protect themselves and others from the Corona virus, standing with signs reading 'In Support of Tenzin Tsundue Walk', 'Repeal one China Policy', 'Scrap one China Policy'. Behind them is a low metal fence, a traffic stop sign, a blue tent, and some white buildings.

Regional Tibetan Youth Congress Washington DC organized this solidarity march to the Embassy of China in Washington D.C. yesterday.

Many supporters, carrying flags of RTYC, Tibet, India, and US, and most wearing masks with Tibetan flag design to protect themselves and others from the Corona virus, standing with a sign reading 'Repeal one China Policy'. Behind them are sidewalks, small trees, and a large brick building.

Regional Tibetan Youth Congress Washington DC organized this solidarity march passed by Gandhi State in from of the Indian Embassy in the USA , Washington DC.

A person dressed in pink turban and suit, with red mask and shoes, signs petition while supporter in Tibetan flag mask looks on. They are standing on some low steps; to their right is the back of a truck with its loading gate down, and to their right an open glass door of a shop. Behind them are rolls of plastic turf, a truck, and a motorcycle.

Regional Tibetan Youth Congress Rtyc Paonta combs the nearby town gathering signatures petitioning Government of India to #repealonechinapolicy.

Three people stand on the street with two RTYC members who are wearing masks to protect themselves and others from the Corona virus. Two are holding pamphlets and petition papers. Behind them are shops and vehicles.

Regional Tibetan Youth Congress Rtyc Paonta combs the nearby town gathering signatures petitioning Government of India to #repealonechinapolicy.

Screenshot of an Instagram post by Jesse Smith, with photo of Smith standing arms outstretched in black coat and brown pants and shoes in front of a large Tibetan flag, between two round tables covered with cloth.

Singer and friend Jesse Smith makes a solidarity post.

Copyright © 2021 Tenzin Tsundue. This post was first published on Tenzin Tsundue's Facebook page facebook.com/TenTsundue

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