Hero Singer of the Tibetan People Caiwang Luobu

Born in Tibet on October 9, 1996, Caiwang Luobu is a famous Tibetan singer who graduated from Tibetan University and has performed in various TV shows on mainland entertainment channels. Online media reported that on February 25, 2022, Caiwang Luobu set himself on fire outside the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been blocking information about his death.

Outsiders do not know whether Caiwang Luobu died of self-immolation or was killed by the CCP military and police and demand the CCP government tell the truth. Caiwang Luobu is a native of Sog County, Nagchu, Tibet. His mother Suolang Wangmu is said to be one of the most famous female Tibetan singers of the early 21st century. Caiwang Luobu’s uncle, Suoka Luoduo, was sentenced to decades of imprisonment as a political prisoner. Caiwang Luobu is married to a Tibetan, Danyong Lamu, and the couple has a daughter.

Miles Guo revealed in his grand live broadcast on March 27th that he learned through intelligence sources that Caiwang Luobu was beaten to death by the CCP’s State Security police and then had his body burned. The CCP authorities falsely claimed to the public that Caiwang had died of serious injuries from self-immolation. Miles also said, “Caiwang Luobu was a fellow fighter of the New Federal State of China and the Whistleblower Movement, and he was willing to show himself to nirvana for the liberation of Tibet.” The people of the New Federal State of China will not forget the good cause he sowed and escort his spirit to the Buddha’s Pure Land of Ultimate Bliss.