The Tibetan community in Delhi, India, launched a protest against China ahead of the G20 Summit.

Organised by the Tibetan Youth Congress, the rally was protesting against China's "illegal occupation of Tibet".

The protesters waved banners with slogans that read, "G20 Talk Tibet", "Tibet Matters", and "China’s diplomatic assurances not to be trusted".

Ahead of G20 summit, Members of the Tibetan community protest against the Chinese government at their refugee colony in Majnu ka Tilla on Friday in delhi
The protest organised by the Tibetan Youth Congress was being held over China’s alleged “illegal occupation of Tibet”.
Armed with banners and placards, the protesters raised slogans against the Chinese government. Some of the slogans on their banners read– ‘G20 Talk Tibet’, ‘Tibet Matters’, and ‘China’s diplomatic assurances not to be trusted’.
Tibetan Youth Congress President Gonpo
Dhundup said that protestors urges G20 leaders to support their cause and hold China accountable.
There were 400-odd Tibetans who gathered at Majnu Ka Tilla around 11.30am and protested till noon
“It was a peaceful protest and was dispersed within minutes of their gathering,” the Delhi police official said.
However, in the wake of the protest, security forces have been deployed near Majnu ka Tilla.

“We have barricaded a certain part of Majnu ka Tilla. Delhi Police and paramilitary forces have been deployed to maintain law and order
New Delhi is gearing up to host the 18th G20 Summit on September 9 and 10, which will witness the presence of over 25 world leaders, their accompanying delegates and heads of world organisations.
Chinese President Xi Jinping will skip the G20 summit in the backdrop of the souring of bilateral relations with India with Premier Li Qiang to attend in his place.