Dozens of Tibetans residing in India gathered outside China's embassy in New Delhi to protest against the human rights situation in Tibet, which was annexed by China in 1951. The protesters were met by police who prevented them from entering the embassy premises, leading to some individuals being detained after a physical confrontation.
The demonstration coincided with China's commemoration of 75 years of Communist Party rule. The Tibetan Youth Congress, the group behind the protest, accused China of repressing Tibetan culture and called for an end to what they described as a 'cultural genocide' in Tibet. Protesters emphasized the importance of international support for their cause.
