New Delhi, March 10 Members of the Tibetan community and supporters gathered near the Chinese Embassy in Delhi on Tuesday and raised slogans to mark the 67th Tibetan National Uprising Day.
The protest was organized by the Tibetan Youth Congress, one of the largest Tibetan organizations in exile, and aimed to draw attention to the situation in the region.
Demonstrators held placards and chanted slogans seeking justice, freedom, and respect for the rights of Tibetans.
A senior Delhi Police officer said that they have detained 24 protesters from the protest site near the Chinese Embassy.
"We have deployed additional police forces to maintain law and order. Our teams have detained 24 people nearby from the Chinese Embassy. They were removed from there and were taken to different police stations," the officer said.
Protesters raised slogans against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and said its government should stop "relocating Tibetan people."
"This is the 67th Tibetan National Uprising Day; this is not just a number for us. We have been fighting since the very beginning. We have been in exile for the last 67 years. We have our own culture, and we are fighting for justice, human rights, and dignity," one of the protesters said.
Organizers said the protest was meant to remember the 1959 uprising in Tibet and to draw attention to what they described as continuing restrictions on political and cultural freedoms in the region.
Participants said the gathering was also intended to express solidarity with Tibetans living inside Tibet and to remind the international community of their demands for greater rights and dignity.