: There is no mention in Chinese imperial records that Tibet was ever a part of China: Sonam Frasi #IndiaNEWS #Other News By Rahul KumarNew Delhi, July 28: The US is squeezing China over its crackdown

There is no mention in Chinese imperial records that Tibet was ever a part of China: Sonam Frasi #IndiaNEWS #Other News
By Rahul KumarNew Delhi, July 28: The US is squeezing China over its crackdown on the Tibetan way of life by denying the community its right to practice its religion, culture and language. A few days back US lawmakers introduced a bipartisan legislation that rejects the Chinese claim that Tibet was a historic part of China.
Since at least one-and-a-half years the US has been advocating that Beijing needs to re-start talks with the Dalai Lama which Beijing had suspended many years back. The US support to the beleaguered community battered by the Communist Party of China (CPC) has given a boost to the Tibetan struggle worldwide.
With important moments popping up regularly in the Tibetan calendar lately, India Narrative catches up with one of Europes top Tibetan leaders Sonam Frasi, from the Office of Tibet, London. Frasi says that the Tibetan campaign is striving hard to document with irrefutable evidence from Chinese imperial records that Tibet was never a part of China thus exposing one of its biggest lies.
Excerpts from the interview:
IN: Has the Tibetan Policy and Support Act of 2020 (TPSA) passed by the US Congress made a difference to your campaign?
Frasi: The US is very much in support of Tibet. Within this law, there are certain work that the US executive must perform. The officials have to report to the US Congress about the progress they have made to restore the dialogue between the Dali Lama and China. Secondly, under this act the officials have to give a six-monthly report on what they have done under the provisions of the act.
Now as you see, the US plans to pass another law.
Over the past 15 years extensive studies by academicians, lawyers and sources in China are investigating the Chinese claims that Tibet has always been a part of China. At least two to three books have been published on the subject. The Tibet Brief 2020 also has been published. A retired professor from Hong Kong, who is now living in the US, has been scrutinising Chinese imperial records to find out when the China government laid claim over Tibet.
Though all of this, what we have found is that till the time the Communist Party of China (CPC) took over China in the 1950s, there was no mention in Chinese imperial records that Tibet was a part of China.
With this evidence, we are currently working on two issues that the Tibetans should be given their historical rights and Tibetan independence should be restored. The other issue we want to put in international records for all times is that Tibet was never a part of China even in their imperial records.
As recently as 23 June 2022, the US Congressional Executive Committee on China had a hearing on whether Tibet was a part of China as Beijing claims.

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