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19-04-2023
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A day after Ladakh noticed a closure over the issue of a viral video showing Buddhist profound pioneer "Dalai Lama's disrupting communication" with a minor, the Ladakh Independent Slope Improvement Gathering (LAHDC), Leh, today passed a goal, expressing it won't let specific news sources and powerhouses, who purportedly scrutinized the otherworldly pioneer, enter Leh. The goal, which was presented by LAHDC CEO Councilor (CEC) Tashi Gyalson, was upheld by larger part of the councilors. The goal expressed that specific news sources, people and influencerswould not be permitted to enter Ladakh till they offered a conciliatory sentiment. The goal expressed that these channels wouldn't be permitted to cover the forthcoming Y-20 pre-highest point from April 26 to 28. A closure was seen in the UT on Monday as nonconformists had claimed that there was an offered to censure the picture of Dalai Lama. In the two-day general house meeting of the LAHDC, Leh, Gyalson said there were media houses and some forces to be reckoned with as well as Bollywood entertainers who had harmed the feelings of lakhs of individuals across the globe. "These people should not be permitted to enter Ladakh till they issue a conciliatory sentiment for evening out misleading charges against the profound pioneer," said Gyalson. Ladakh MP Jamyang Tsering Namgyal, who was likewise present in the gathering, said, "Dalai Lama isn't just the defender of Tibetan Buddhism however is adored across the world." PM Modi, profound pioneer to talk at Buddhist meet
PM Narendra Modi and the Dalai Lama will address the Worldwide Buddhist Highest point to be held in New Delhi on Thursday and Friday. The PM will address the debut meeting on April 20 while the Dalai Lama is scheduled to talk on April 21. This would be the initial occasion when the PM and the Dalai Lama will address a similar meeting however on various days. The Dalai Lama will leave Dharamshala on Wednesday for Delhi, expressed authorities from his office. It is being facilitated by the Service of Culture as a team with Worldwide Buddhist Confederation.