Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jeichi to meet SM Krishna in Delhi today

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Posted on Mar 01, 2012 at 09:00am IST



New Delhi: Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jeichi is in Delhi on a two-day visit and will hold discussions with his Indian counterpart SM Krishna on Thursday. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said bilateral and international issues will be discussed as will the next month's BRICS summit, which will be attended by Chinese President Hu Jintao.

Jeichi reached India on Wednesday and he will hold talks with the Indian leadership over a host of bilateral and international issues during his two-day visit.

Significantly, the visit comes in the backdrop of recent acrimony over Defence Minister AK Antony's visit to Arunachal Pradesh to attend statehood celebrations. China had asked India not to complicate the boundary issue after defence minister AK Antony visited the state.


Asked if the issue will figure in his talks in India, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hong Lei said his earlier comments that nothing should be done to 'complicate' the border issue remain valid.

"... I want to point out that on the China, India boundary question including the disputed eastern section of the boundary, China's position has been consistent and clear.

"We hope to seek reasonable and acceptable plan through dialogue and negotiations pending final settlement. The two sides should make joint efforts to ensure peace and stability of border area instead of taking actions that complicate the issue," he said.

(With additional information from PTI)

Chinese Foreign Minister to meet SM Krishna in Delhi today - India News - IBNLive

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Tibetans hold protests against India-China border talks




PTI | Mar 1, 2012, 11.10AM IST

Video: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...-protest-against-China/videoshow/12093874.cms

NEW DELHI: About a dozen Tibetans, including women, on Thursday staged a protest outside the Hyderabad House here objecting to the border talks between India and China claiming that Beijing cannot discuss the issue before giving freedom to Tibet.

Draped in Tibetan flags and carrying anti-China placards, the protesters assembled in front of the Hyderabad House near India Gate in the morning where external affairs minister S M Krishna was holding bilateral talks with his Chinese counterpart Yang Jiechi.

Anticipating protests, a number of police personnel were deployed in the area and they immediately detained the demonstrators who were shouting slogans demanding freedom for Tibet.

"We have detained the protesters, including women. We have taken them to a nearby police station," a senior police official said.

One of the protesters said China cannot discuss the issue before giving freedom to Tibet. "It is ridiculous for China to have talks with India before giving us freedom," he said.

Tibetans hold protests against India-China border talks - The Times of India



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Pics of Tibetan Protests in Delhi..




A Tibetan exile shouts slogans during a protest in front of the Chinese embassy in New Delhi


Tibetan exiles huddle as they shout slogans during a protest in front of the Chinese embassy in New Delhi


Tibetan exiles are detained by police during a protest in front of the Chinese embassy in New Delhi




Tibetan monks in India shout anti-China slogans during a rally against China's rule on Tibet


A Tibetan student in exile shouts as he is detained by Indian police officers during a protest outside the Chinese embassy in New Delhi

 

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Tibetan exiles holding portraits of Tibetan protesters whom they said were killed during demonstrations in China's Sichuan province, stand behind mock coffins during a protest in New Delhi


Police detain a Tibetan demonstrator after he tried to immolate himself during a protest in front of the Chinese embassy in New Delhi


Members of the Tibetan Youth Congress hold placards during a protest march against Chinese authorities in New Delhi


Police try to douse flames on a Tibetan demonstrator after he tried to self immolate himself during a protest in front of the Chinese embassy in New Delhi






A Tibetan monk holding a flag sits during a protest march near the Chinese embassy in New Delhi
 

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Tsultrim Dorjee Rangzen, a Tibetan student from Delhi University, harmed himself in protest, casting a stone onto his own head. The result was a severe head wound, yet it did not stop Tsultrim from continuing to loudly protest against the Chinese occupation of Tibet.
 

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