Speaking on the occasion, the 14th Dalai Lama said "the repression of the Tibetans in China over the past few years is unprecedented."
Trainers taught the members of "Students for a Free Tibet (SFT)" that the Dalai Lama was the spiritual leader, inspirer and guide of the the uprising.
Immediately after the Lhasa riots, the Dalai Lama said on March 14: "These protests are a manifestation of the deep-rooted resentment of the Tibetan people under the present governance."
On March 16, the Dalai Lama told a press conference: "Whether intentionally or unintentionally, somewhere cultural genocide is taking place" and that "The Chinese military is determined to crush, and the Tibetan side is determined to resist."
In late March, the Dalai Lama gathered together leaders of the "Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC)", "Tibetan Women's Association (TWA)" and SFT to discuss how to deal with the situation in the Tibet.
After the Lhasa riots, Samdhong, the "prime minister" of the "Tibetan government-in-exile," called an emergency meeting to research how to expand the "revolution results".
The meeting demanded full support to the riots. The "ministry of security", "ministry of religion and culture", "foreign affairs and press ministry" and "the ministry of finance" all had their assignments.
In mid-March, the Dalai clique set up a seven-member "Tibet unity committee" headed by Gama Qoinpe, "speaker of the Assembly of Tibetan People's Deputies," to command and coordinate the "uprising movement" worldwide.
On March 22, the "Tibetan government-in-exile" issued a declaration to all Tibetans in the world, claiming that "the peaceful uprising in Tibet is very great, glorious with historic significance, and fully demonstrates the spirit and courage of the Tibetan ethnic group" and that "we Tibetans should act in light of the instructions of our great political and religious leader the Dalai Lama for the sake of our due happiness."
Special funds were prepared by the "ministry of security" of the Dalai clique for carrying out the "Tibetan People's Uprising Movement" in the Tibetan-inhabited areas in China.
On March 11, the "ministry of security" held a small celebration and gave awards to the organizers of the March 10 riots. An "official" said that the "Tibetan People's Uprising Movement" had only begun and further activities would be conducted.
On March 14, the "government-in-exile" held a conference participated by various departments and ordered the "ministry of security" to start up more conflicts in areas inhabited by Tibetans.
On March 17, the Dalai clique established an emergency high-level committee to transfer the principals behind the Lhasa riots to Dharamsala.
The committee decided that open riots and conflicts should cease and give way to underground "religious activities" to keep on confronting the Chinese government.
This was exactly the so-called plan of the "Uprising Day" plotted by the "Tibetan People's Uprising Movement" and it was carried out exactly in line with that plan, the spokesman said.
Solid evidence proves Dalai's claim that he had not participated nor supported any violent and secession activities is nothing but a lie, the spokesman said.
RIOTERS' CONNECTIONS TO DALAI CLIQUE
The Ministry of Public Security revealed sufficient evidence on Tuesday that showed that the March 14 Lhasa violence was part of the "Tibetan People's Uprising Movement" plotted by the Dalai Lama clique.
Police officers have also found copies of a "Declaration of Tibetan People's Uprising Movement"; copies of the Dalai Lama's speech on March 10; pictures of the clique's members undertaking secessionist activities and computers used to contact officials of the clique's "government in exile" in the residence of a person who allegedly took place in the riots.