‘Insecurity’ behind China’s aggression against India: Tibetan leader

Jammu: The president of the Tibetan government-in-exile, Penpa Tsering, on Saturday said China’s aggression against India is the outcome of its “feeling of insecurity” and aimed at establishing its hegemony in Asia.

The Tibetan leader was in Jammu as the chief guest at a two-day national working committee meet-cum-seminar of the Bharat Tibet Sangh, organised in collaboration with the Department of Buddhist Studies at the University of Jammu.

“China’s aggression against India is the reflection of its feeling of insecurity…China’s aim is to contain India so that there is no powerbase to challenge its hegemony in the Asian region,” Tsering told reporters on the sidelines of the seminar.