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Speaking about a student group’s protest in Arunachal Pradesh (AP), Sikyong Lobsang Sangay, the President of Central Tibetan Administration assured people that all Tibetans are safe, with situations contained with help from the government. He confirmed that his office is in touch with officials there. Jamphel Wangdue, President of AP’s State Religion and Cultural Affairs said that majority of the tribal community and Tibetans co-exist peacefully.
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