China warns India against interfering in Tibet matters
BEIJING, July 4 (Reuters) - China hopes India will stop using Tibet issues to interfere in domestic affairs and avoid affecting the development of ties, its foreign ministry said on Friday.
A senior Indian minister said on Thursday only the Dalai Lama and the trust he set up have the authority to identify his successor as the spiritual head of Tibetan Buddhism, in a rare comment contradicting China's long-held position.
Beijing says it has the right to approve the Dalai Lama's successor as a legacy from imperial times.
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