Dr. Mahesh Yadav Creates Trump’s Portrait with Blood, Appeals for Tibet’s Freedom and Declaring China a Terrorist Nation
Social activist and peace advocate Dr. Mahesh Yadav (known as Aman Gandhi) marked a unique gesture on January 20 at Samta Chowk, New Market, Bhopal, by creating a portrait of the newly elected U.S. President Donald Trump using his own blood
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Bhopal: Social activist and peace advocate Dr. Mahesh Yadav (known as Aman Gandhi) marked a unique gesture on January 20 at Samta Chowk, New Market, Bhopal, by creating a portrait of the newly elected U.S. President Donald Trump using his own blood. Along with extending his wishes to President Trump, Dr. Yadav called for global efforts to liberate Tibet from Chinese occupation and urged the international community to declare China a terrorist nation.
Dr. Yadav stated, “India and the United States are both democratic nations whose friendship needs no formal agreements. Today, it is imperative for both countries to work together to establish global peace and safeguard democratic values.”
Call to Declare China a Terrorist Nation
In his appeal, Dr. Yadav condemned China’s policies and its oppressive actions in Tibet. He emphasized that China’s aggressive strategies pose a threat not only to Tibet but also to global peace. He urged the United States to take the lead in declaring China a terrorist nation and spearheading efforts to free Tibet from its clutches.
A Unique Contribution to World Peace
Dr. Mahesh Yadav has a history of spreading messages of peace and humanity by creating portraits of global leaders and icons using his blood. His efforts have previously been recognized by former U.S. President Bill Clinton, who sent him a signed letter appreciating his work.
A Symbol of Dedication to Peace
Dr. Yadav remarked, “My mission is to serve humanity and promote world peace. Creating portraits with my blood symbolizes my commitment to this cause and my willingness to sacrifice for peace and humanity.”
This remarkable initiative by Dr. Yadav has not only garnered attention in Bhopal but has also sparked international discussions. His appeal has reignited debates on Tibet’s freedom and the global implications of China’s policies.
