Karmapa denied. India's intelligence report is said to have been lacking sufficient evidence. Money in the amount of one million dollars cash—some of the money in Chinese yuan—found in his monastery was later deemed to be legitimate donations. Narendra Modi's government coming to power changed dynamics towards the Karmapa case. In March 2011, the Indian central government lifted some of the travel restrictions on Ogyen Trinley Dorje, allowing him to travel out of Dharamsala, to which his movements had been restricted since 2000. In 2013, Karmapa launched Indian national security advisor Ajit Dovel's book. In 2015, Amitabh Mathur, the Indian government's Tibet liaison officer (until September 2018), recognized the contributions of Karmapas in spreading Vajrayāna to the West, and spoke favourably the 17th Karmapa candidate Ogyen Trinley. In May 2015, Karmapa travelled to the United Kingdom from India. By then, the Modi government has already lifted all travel restrictions placed by the previous government, except to Rumtek Monastery in Sikkim. In April 2018, Karmapa Ogyen Trinley's mentor, Tai Situ Rinpoche, was invited by Narendra Modi for Buddha Jayanti celebrations, while the Dalai Lama was not invited. Ogyen Thinley has since gained travel documents from Dominica. Calls for the lifting of India's remaining travel restrictions so the Karmapa can travel to his seat at Rumtek Monastery have multiplied in 2020, as restrictions have been lifted on his travel to Sikkim. Trinley Thaye Dorje weds in 2017 On 29 March 2017, Trinley Thaye Dorje announced his plans to marry his friend, thirty-six-year-old Rinchen Yangzom, born in Bhutan. The announcement also mentioned he would no longer be performing ordination ceremonies, which are limited to holders of certain vows. Trinley Thaye Dorje is not the first Karmapa to marry and have children. The 10th Karmapa fathered several sons and daughters. One of his sons, Norbu Zangpo, was recognized as the Sixth Tsurpu Gyeltsap. For his part, the 15th Karmapa composed a text on how to "return one's vows" (cease to be a monk) properly. As a Tertön, he had numerous consorts; his children included Khyentsé Özer, who was recognised as the Second Jamgon Kongtrul, and Jamyang Rinpoché, an unrecognised Shamarpa. Ogyen Trinley Dorje announces break from Dharma activities in 2018 In March 2018, Ogyen Trinley Dorje published a video on his official YouTube channel. It was translated by official translator David Karma Choephel. In the video he sets the course for a temporary break