TibetNet
Thursday, 16 December 2010

DHARAMSALA: The Central Tibetan Administration has said it would be a wishful thinking on the part of India and China to hope for a lasting solution to their border dispute unless the issue of Tibet hangs in the balance.
 
"In fact, there is no Sino-India border. Tibet is intertwined with the boundary problem between these two countries. There needs to be a political will in both India and China to resolve the boundary dispute," Kalon Tripa Prof Samdhong Rinpoche told The Times of India yesterday. 
 
Kalon Tripa said: "Unless the question of Tibet hangs in the balance it is wishful thinking to hope for a lasting peace in the region."
 
"However, the Central Tibetan Administration wants stable relationship between the two Asian giants," he said adding that it would usher durable peace in the region.