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Editor | April 29, 2014 |

Dec 21 (Tibet.net/TibetPost): His Holiness the Dalai Lama reiterated that his faith in the Chinese people on the issue of Tibet remains unshaken, saying that many Chinese intellectuals and Buddhists fully support the Tibetans’ middle-way policy towards achieving genuine autonomy.

“It would be difficult for many Chinese to support our call for complete independence, but our present middle-way policy which is not “we win, you lose” kind of stand, would be beneficial to both China and Tibet,” he said on his visit to Ravangla in Sikkim.

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