03-17-2008, 03:55 PM
^^ The Indian police have dealt better with the situation than their counterparts in NewYork, Canberra or the Brussels.
While in India when the tibetans held protest demos in front of the chinese embassy they were physically removed and then freed a few distance away from the chinese embassy. Tibetans are not allowed to hold political activities in India against other foreign government by an agreemnet between Indian government and the Tibetan government in exile.
For the past few days protests and marches against chinese oppresion in tibet are going on peacefully in Dharmsala and other parts of the nation but the government did not intervene.
If you look at how other police forces have dealt with the tibetans protests then in New york there were scuffles between tibetans and the police. The police used batons and sprayed some gas to disperse the tibetan protestors.
In canberra the tibetans attacked the cars with sticks(most likely of the chinese ambassador) and were beat back by the police. In brussels also there were clashes between police and tibetans.
If all of this is taken into account then Indian police dealt with the protests correctly rather than make excessive use of force.
While in India when the tibetans held protest demos in front of the chinese embassy they were physically removed and then freed a few distance away from the chinese embassy. Tibetans are not allowed to hold political activities in India against other foreign government by an agreemnet between Indian government and the Tibetan government in exile.
For the past few days protests and marches against chinese oppresion in tibet are going on peacefully in Dharmsala and other parts of the nation but the government did not intervene.
If you look at how other police forces have dealt with the tibetans protests then in New york there were scuffles between tibetans and the police. The police used batons and sprayed some gas to disperse the tibetan protestors.
In canberra the tibetans attacked the cars with sticks(most likely of the chinese ambassador) and were beat back by the police. In brussels also there were clashes between police and tibetans.
If all of this is taken into account then Indian police dealt with the protests correctly rather than make excessive use of force.