Shanghai: As the corona restrictions are being strictly enforced in China, people have protested against President Xi Jinping in various cities.
At least 10 people were killed in a fire that broke out in a high-rise building in Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang province, on Thursday. Due to corona restrictions, the building was partially locked down, making it impossible for the occupants to escape in time. This has caused a great uproar across the country. People took to the streets in various cities of China, including Shanghai and Urumqi, against the government’s excessive restrictions and against President Xi Jinping. At that time, they raised slogans that the government should withdraw the restrictions.
At one point this struggle has also been against the Chinese Communist Party. A video has been released in which people raised slogans saying “Down with the Chinese Communist Party and down with President Xi Jinping”. However, raising slogans against the Communist Party is considered very rare in the country.
In China, where the Corona virus originated, the impact of the infection has been high for the past 3 years. Due to this, the government of the country has announced a policy to completely eliminate the corona virus and has imposed restrictions accordingly. The Chinese people are dissatisfied with the many restrictions imposed on them, such as restrictions on leaving their homes, restrictions on workplaces, and restrictions on purchasing goods. No restrictions; They are insisting that they want freedom. Earlier this year, Shanghai, home to 2.5 million people, imposed a curfew. With 40 lakh people living in the city of Urumqi, they have been banned from leaving their homes for more than 100 days. Although the corona infection is decreasing globally, its impact is still high in China. It is noteworthy that 40 thousand people are affected by corona every day.