Tibet-Related Issue ‘Thorn’ In India-China Relations? Ahead Of EAM Jaishankar’s First Visit In Five Years, Beijing Says… | India News
Yu Jing, a Chinese Embassy spokesman in India, described the issue of Tibet on Sunday as “thorns de in India-China relations. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Dr. S Jaishankar is scheduled to arrive in Beijing on Sunday evening and pointed out his first visit to China in five years. The relations between the two countries have been nervous since 2020’s Clash of Galwan Valley.
The journey also comes at a time when both countries are trying to alleviate tensions and strengthen diplomatic ties. In an article in the social media platform X, Jing added that the problems related to Xizang (Tibet) have become a “burden için for India.
“Some people from strategic and academic communities, including former officials, including former officials, said that the Indian government has made some inappropriate explanations about the reincarnation of Dalai Lama.”
The spokesman also added that as professionals in foreign relations, “Xizang should have a completely awareness of the sensitivity of issues, and that Dalai Lama’s reincarnation and successor naturally intervene in any external force”.
“In fact, the issue of Xizang is a thorn in China-India relations and has become a burden for India.“ Xizang card ”playing will definitely hit yourself.”
Some people from strategic and academic communities, including former officials, made some inappropriate statements about the reincarnation of Dalai Lama, contrary to the public attitude of the Indian government.
As Foreign professionals, exactly … pic.twitter.com/hlg2idvw1p– Yu jing (@chinaspox_india) 13 July 2025
Previously, the Chinese government reiterated his attitude towards the reincarnation of Tibetan spiritual leader 14, and China’s Ambassador of India, Xu Feihong, said that the process was naturally a matter of internal issues of China, “any intervention will not be allowed by any external force”.
Jaishankar’s visit to China
Jaishankar visits Singapore and China between July 13-15 and is expected to meet with the Chinese counterpart Wang in Beijing for a bilateral meeting on Monday. Jaishankar and Wang lastly met on the edge of a G20 meeting in Johannesburg in February.
Jaishankar will also attend the meeting of Foreign Ministers of Foreign Ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Tianjin on July 15th.
According to Ani, Wang Yi is expected to meet NSA Ajit Doval, a part of a dialogue round planned under the mechanism of Special Representatives (SR), which aims to visit India next month and to solve decimal -year border disputes.
India-China Relations
During the last Indian-Pakistan conflict, China’s support to Islamabad may remain a point that adheres to diplomatic negotiations between the two countries.
Meanwhile, 2020 Galwan Valley Sade between India and China has been the worst border conflict for more than 40 years, which resulted in the death of the soldiers on both sides.
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