As part of the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile’s state advocacy programs, a delegation comprising MPs Geshe Ngawa Gangri and Tenzin Choezin initiated their advocacy efforts in Bhopal.

Upon their arrival in Bhopal, the MPs received a warm welcome from members of the Indo-Tibetan Friendship Association. On January 26th, they were visited by Giriraj Kishore, Radhe Maharaj, Anita, and other members of the Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Manch (BTSM) at the Circuit House. The purpose of this meeting was to extend a welcome to the Tibetan lawmakers, engage in discussions, and plan their advocacy programs within the city.

Following this, a meeting was held with Malti Rai, the mayor of Bhopal, during which the MPs advocated for Tibet and highlighted the current situation in the region. Subsequently, they met with (Mahant) Ram Pravesh Dasji Maharaj of Gufa Mandir.

A lunch meeting was hosted by Dinesh Yadav, a member of the Bhartiya Janta Yuva Murcha, in honour of the MPs. During the meeting, they conveyed their greetings to Pandit Bhanwar Lal Sharma and introduced the functioning of the Central Tibetan Administration.

The state government facilitated the accommodation and transportation.

On 27 January, 2024, they went to the NRI Group of Institutions in Bhopal. Addressing an audience of over 500 students and faculty members, the Tibetan lawmakers shed light on the Sino-Tibetan conflict, delving into the intricate details of the current alarming situation in Tibet. They expressed gratitude to India and its citizens for their unwavering support and solidarity with Tibet and Tibetans while appealing for consistent support. The Chairman of the NRI Group of Institutions announced providing scholarships and seats for ten Tibetan students in the institution.

They then paid a courtesy call to Suni Pandey, Vice-Chair of the Bhopal Development Authority. During their meeting, the MPs highlighted the importance of Tibet and engaged in a discussion about the current situation in the region.