@LtGenDPPandey Yes he would not be alive once he start speaking in Tibet under Chinese regime. Living in a democracy country is a blessing which Tibetans can’t even dreamed of.
I see many of our Tibetan friends are disturbed by this comparison. First of all I was only comparing a specific incident on a particular day and of course not with decades of sufferings that Tibetan people have gone through. Secondly I have no intentions whatsoever to cause any hurt to anyone least my dear Tibetan friends... I only wanted to show the gravity of what Leh Ladakh went through on that particular day... and if that has hurt anyone, I deeply apologise from the core of my heart.
@Wangchuk66 Political disagreements in Ladakh deserve to be heard and addressed, but Tibet should not be used as a measuring stick without understanding what Tibetans have gone through.
@Wangchuk66 With due respect, you cannot use Tibet’s suffering as a comparison without acknowledging the lived experience and historical reality of Tibetans.
@Wangchuk66 Comparing the present situation in Ladakh with Tibet under Chinese rule requires a much deeper understanding of what Tibetans have actually endured.
@Wangchuk66 As a Tibetan, I find this comparison deeply troubling. Tibetans have lived through decades of Chinese occupation, repression, destruction of monasteries and culture, restrictions on religion and identity, and the loss of basic freedoms.
Press Statement
The Central Tibetan Administration expresses deep concern over remarks made by Sonam Wangchuk in his recent public speech in Ladakh, in which he compared the situation in Ladakh with that of inside Tibet. CTA considers such a comparison misplaced and inaccurate. His statement doesn’t reflect the real situation inside Tibet. Tibet continues to remain under China’s authoritarian rule, where Tibetans face systematic repression of their fundamental rights, religious freedom; and intensification of measures aimed at erasing its distinct cultural identity.
Tenzin Lekshay
Official Spokesperson
25 September 2026
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On February 20, 2024, local Tibetans in Dege County helplessly begged Chinese authorities to stop the dam project, as the #CCP is imposing a forced relocation of a number of Tibetans in Dege(སྡེ་དགེ།) County due to a dam project on the Drichu River(འབྲི་ཆུ།)
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I request the Govt of India to rename Santipath ( The path of Peace) to ‘Dalai Lama Road’ , on which Chinese Embassy is located in Delhi. Chinese would love to write that name everyday in their address. #GoodNeighbors
@globaltimesnews this is totally fake news or conspiracy spread by CCP.
Indian government have been very supportive and they have been satisfying all our needs while Chinese government are lacking in secularism and human rights which is basic for every country.