Tibet police: Dalai´s victim list fabricated

On March 25th, the Dalai clique released a list of "names and details of 40 people" alleged to have died in the March riots in Lhasa. But the latest investigation by Lhasa police has found the people listed by the Dalai clique to be either alive or fabricated.

The Lhasa police found out at least 5 people of the list are still alive or never existed. The other 35 people, whom the clique merely mentioned the birthplaces or residences were impossible to locate.

Mao Xuzhi, CCTV reporter said, "This is the Qusang Temple. Local police investigation tells us that the so called death list is fabricated."

There are over 100 Tibetan nuns living at the Qusang Temple. Most of them are on meditation inside their rooms during the daytime. Only a few do some cooking and yardwork around.

Some senior nuns showed us the ID registration of all the nuns of the Qusang Temple.

As to the Dalai Clique's claim that a 26-year-old nun named Ren Zeng Qu Ni from the Temple was killed in the March 14 riot, one senior nun said the information is fake.

Gyaencaen Loqu, Qubsang Temple, Lhasa, said, "There's no such a person named Ren Zeng Qu Ni in our temple. Most of our nuns have been on meditation. And nothing in our temple is abnormal."

The 36-year-old Jian Zan Luo Qu has been living in the Qusang Temple since she was 17. She said she witnessed the great changes of the Temple for the past 20 years, where the government has provided many help, such as infrastructure construction.

Some local residents say the so-called death list is just a gimmick of the separatists to conceal the violence masterminded by the Dalai clique in the riot.

Furthermore, the Lhasa police said the Dalai clique's death roll, did not include the 18 civilians in the Lhasa who were killed by mobs in the riot on March 14.