China-India Tensions: Chinese products set on fire by Indians

Wednesday, June 17th: According to the report of Baaghi TV, protests against China are going on in India after the death of Indian soldiers at the hands of China.

In Ahmedabad, the home constituency of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Indian citizens protested the killing of 20 soldiers in a Chinese attack, during which participants chanted anti-China slogans, including placards and banners.

During the protest in Ahmedabad, the protesters set fire to the Chinese President’s picture and products. On this occasion, the protesters said that China had infiltrated and killed our soldiers. Before the election, Modi had made big claims but now Modi is silent. Why like this? China should get an answer and the Indian government should give an answer to China, avenge the death of twenty youths from China.

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Demonstrators sharply criticized Modi and said in protest against China that we are announcing a boycott of Chinese products, no more Chinese products will be seen in Ahmedabad, the protesters demanded Modi, If you want to come again, you have to teach China a lesson. If the issue of China is kept silent and the Modi government does not respond, then we will not vote for Modi in the upcoming elections from Ahmedabad.

Tensions between China and India have risen in Ladakh, with India acknowledging that 20 Indian soldiers have been killed, but unconfirmed reports say more than 40 Indian soldiers have been killed and more than a dozen are missing, some detained by the Chinese military, including a major.

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It may be recalled that the border clash between China and India, which started on May 5 in Ladakh’s Gulwan Valley and then in Nikola area of northeastern Sikkim, was followed by bitterness between India and China three days later. The Indian army entered the area and arrested them, who were later released.

According to Indian media reports, tensions between the Chinese and Indian armies continue, the two countries have delivered a large number of weapons and war vehicles near the border, increasing the number of troops in military bases.