What’s surprising? They’re not just asking for sympathy; they’re warning that this law could threaten Tibetan communities *even in India*. With delegates splitting into two teams and knocking on doors of both BJP and Congress MPs, the message is clear: cultural erasure isn’t just happening inside Tibet; it’s reaching global shores. And here’s the kicker; they handed over official resolutions, even referencing the self-immolation of activist Lobga Rangzen as a tragic wake-up call. For job aspirants tracking foreign policy or international relations, this is more than ‘current affairs’; it’s a live case study in diaspora advocacy, soft diplomacy, and how exile governments operate under global radar. Whether you agree or not, it’s a masterclass in strategic lobbying on Indian soil; and it’s happening right now.