The Tibetan exiled leader Tsering hailed Indian democracy and said that a tribal lady assuming the post of President is real development, a forward step for Indian democracy.
Heaping praise on the successful running of Indian democracy, Penpa Tsering, President of the Tibetan government-in-exile on Tuesday lauded the elevation of Droupadi Murmu for becoming the first tribal woman President of India.
“Having come from an ordinary background and served Indian people in various capacities under difficult circumstances… Droupadi Murmu becoming the first tribal woman to be India’s President is a forward step for Indian democracy,” said Tsering.
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