Newsgroup: it.politica.pds
Titolo: Esuli tibetani in India (Amnesty International)

THE KANGRA district police is learnt to have alerted the State higher-ups of
the lurking security threat in McLeod Ganj-the Dalai Lama's settlement-
following the continued “massive and unregulated influx” of Tibetan refugees
to Dharamsala through the Nepal border, authoritative sources disclosed.
Well placed sources said that the Kangra district police urged the State
police higher-ups and the Chief Minister to take concrete steps to ensure
proper regulation of arrival of tibetan refugees to dharamsala from where
they are routed to different tibetan settlements in India. On an average
every day 10 refugees have been coming to Dharamsala for the past one year.
The Kangra police, it is learnt, have said majority of refugees do not leave
Dharamsala even after their “due stay” is over.
The police have expressed their helplessness to trace every Tibetan even if
they come to know about any Tibetans illegal stay in Dharamsala. In fact,
sources said, the police had been suggesting to treat Tibetan refugees at par
with other foreign nationals with the essential involvement of the Indian
embassy to verify their antecedents before they enter India and later
Dharamsala.
What actually moved the Kangra police to take up the matter with the State
Government, is the alleged involvement of some Tibetans in “unlawful
activities” at the settlement of the Dalai Lama. There has been cases in the
recent past when Tibetan refugees staying at McLeod Ganj for the past many
years were found “spying” for China'.
Sources said even though Tibetan security department supply record and
credential of all the Tibetan refugees when they come to Dharamsala, after
investigation by the police these records were found untrue. All the Tibetan
refugees, who fled from Tibet are reportedly sent to Dharamsala Refugee
Reception Centre, from a similar centre in Kathmandu in Nepal.
Both these establishments are manned by the Tibetan Government in-exile.
However, there is no role of the Indian authority at any level to decide the
movement of the Tibetan refugees into the Indian territory. All the refugees
are allowed to stay in Dharamsala for a definite period. The Tibetan
Government in-exile every week gives the list of new arrivals to the district
police. But the police have no information of return journey of the Tibetan
after their stay at Dharamsala is over.
The Kangra police authority is understood to have asked for “strict”
regulations on the inflow of Tibetan refugees.
Interestingly, under present situation police are so helpless that many a
time they push illegally staying refugees across the Nepal or Indo-Tibet
border in view of their suspicious movement in Dharamsala. But after some
time again they enter India holding the validity card given by Kathmandu
Refugee Reception Centre.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/nonfram/030599/detSTA02.htm

 every day 10 refugees have been coming to Dharamsala for the past one year.
Wow!!!
Una vera deportazione di massa :)  Una pulizia etnica incredibile.
L'intero Tibet che conta 365*10= 3650 abitanti...
Mamma mia... Che quantita' di profughi!!!
(forse farebbero meglio a chiamarli "immigrati" come fatto piu' sotto
nel post)
Comunque gradiremmo che l'autore del post che ha fornito il testo in
inglese desse qualche spiegazioni del medesimo e del suo collegamento
con it.eventi.guerrakosovo oppure si ricordasse di togliere il crosspost
ai gruppi non interessati.
Grazie.
-Stefano