India vs China: BJP workers mistakenly burn Kim Jong Un’s effigy in protest


Team Udayavani, Jun 19, 2020, 8:25 AM IST

BJP workers of West Bengal, on June 18, burnt North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s effigy after mistaking him for Chinese President Xi Jinping.

BJP workers, enraged with China for intruding into Indian territory and killing India soldiers, took out an anti-China rally.  But, they confused Kim Jong Un with China President Xi Jinping and burnt his effigy yelling ‘Boycott China’

The protesters even said that Kim Jong Un was the “prime minister of China” and that they were opposing him for the action of his troops

Also, the BJP workers appealed to people to boycott Chinese products to weaken the neighbouring country economically.

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