Dalai Lama likely to get Bharat Ratna; 80 MPs sign the proposal

The All Party Indian Parliamentary Forum on Tibet, led by convener Bhartruhari Mahtab, has met the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) several times. At the same time, Rajya Sabha MP Sujit Kumar is playing an important role in this initiative.

New Delhi: Tibetan religious leader Dalai Lama is in constant discussion these days. While celebrating his 90th birthday in Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, Dalai Lama made a big announcement on his successor, after which a sharp reaction from China was natural.

At the same time, now preparations are being made to give the country's highest honor Bharat Ratna to Dalai Lama.

According to the report of Economic Times, the All Party Forum of Indian MPs has suggested giving Bharat Ratna to Dalai Lama.

Not only this, 80 MPs have also signed this proposal. It can be sent to the Prime Minister or the President soon.

MP Forum met CTA
The All Party Indian Parliamentary Forum on Tibet, led by convener Bhartruhari Mahtab, has met the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) several times. At the same time, Rajya Sabha MP Sujit Kumar is playing an important role in this initiative.

Sujit Kumar said while talking to Economic Times-

80 MPs have signed the proposal demanding Bharat Ratna for Dalai Lama. Signatures of 20 other MPs are yet to be obtained. This proposal will be submitted after signatures of 100 MPs.

A befitting reply given to China

Responding to China's comment on the successor of Dalai Lama, Sujit Kumar said that China has no right to choose the successor of Dalai Lama.

The forum has decided to raise the issue of Tibet on different platforms. It will also be discussed in Parliament.

China's concern increased on the successor

Let us tell you that on July 2, Dalai Lama, while announcing his successor, handed over this right to Gaden Phodrang Trust, which was founded by Dalai Lama himself. But, China objected to his decision and reacted strongly.

China says that choosing the successor of Dalai Lama is its internal matter and this decision will be taken by the Chinese government.