Tibetans to protest against Li's visit, security beefed up

May 20, 2013 10:47

NDTV reports: Tibetan organisations said they will stage protests for the next two days against the visit of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang to New Delhi. The Delhi police has beefed up security in the national capital with several routes, including ones near the Chinese embassy, shut.

Four metro stations, including the Racecourse station near the PM's house, will also be closed for a few hours today.

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