Strong opposition to Xi Jinping in China..!? Huge Protest...
Opposition to Xi Jinping's third term as China's president is intensifying. According to reports, 14 lakh arrests have been made so far as the slogans of 'Get rid of the dictator' are skyrocketing. Extraordinary demonstrations against Xi jinping have begun in china even before he was elected president for a third term. Banners against Xi jinping have been put up in many places in the capital Beijing. The CPC general meeting for the next presidential election will be held in beijing on october 16. It is expected that Xi jinping will be crowned for the third time in a row. Strong security arrangements are being made in china for this important meeting which is held once in five years.
The National congress of China's ruling Communist party has put up several banners on the road insisting that Xi jinping should not be given a term extension, putting pressure on ruling party leaders. The Chinese police are looking for the people who put up the banners but have not been able to find them yet. A photo of Beijing's Haidian district is going viral on social media ahead of a meeting of the Communist party of China. In this, a banner against Xi jinping is hung on a road overpass. The banner, written in Mandarin, says Xi jinping is a dictator and appeals to the public to take to the streets to fight against him.
We need reform, not a cultural revolution. It is mentioned that it is important that we eat without getting tested for Corona. A similar banner has been placed in the Zhongguancun university area in Beijing. The Communist party has been ruling china since the Communist Revolution in 1949. There is no democracy in the country. There was a maximum limit in place that a person could serve only two terms i.e. 5 years each for a total of ten years.
But at a signal from Xi jinping, the Chinese Communist party lifted that condition at the last meeting. Because of this, Xi jinping now has a chance to stay in this position for life. 14 lakh people have been arrested since June. Xi jinping, hoping to avoid protests during his third term in office, launched a special campaign in june to arrest dissidents. So far more than 14 lakh people have been arrested and imprisoned. Despite this, the fact that anti-Jinping banners were erected in China's capital, beijing, shows how deep the roots of the struggle against the CPC are.