The Indian government secretly tighten safeguards on the Dalai Lama, who had recently received death threats from China female agencies. Government of India has also asked the Tibetan government in exile in Dharamshala, India, to tighten security on the Tibetan spiritual leader.
Dalai Lama was in India after fleeing Chinese invasion of Tibet in 1959. Tibet was never part of China. On Sunday (5/13/2012) The Dalai Lama told a British newspaper that he was nearly killed by a female agent of China, who tried to ask for blessing from him.
Nodup, Security Minister Government of Tibet in exile, told the newspaper India, Hindustan Times, Tuesday (05/15/2012), confirmed the threat. "We have increased security while he was traveling and in Dharamshala," he said.
About how much truth the threat, said several months ago Nodup information received from Tibet. It contained no mention assassination plot against Dalai Lama.
Told the Sunday Telegraph, the Dalai Lama said that he had received information about a woman Tibet, China agent, who intends to kill her by the hair on her head and scarf. "She intends to ask for blessings from me, and touch my hand," said the Dalai Lama who said there was no possibility for cross-examination because the meeting was canceled by the woman.
China criticized the government behind the news about the threat. Foreign Ministry spokesman said China, "the Dalai Lama has always spread the attitude of hatred and anti-China." However, security is tightened by that the government of India. Now he is guarded by 70 soldiers trained. All visitors are thoroughly screened by a professional officer.
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