BJP Workers In West Bengal Mistake Kim Jong-Un For Xi Jinping, Burn His Effigy In Protest Against China

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Following the violent face-off between the Indian and Chinese Army at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley in which 20 Indian Amry personnel were killed in action, several people in West Bengal burnt effigies and flags in protest against China.

However, in one such bizarre protest in the state’s Asansol area, a group of protesters confused North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong-Un for the Chinese President Xi Jinping and burnt the former’s effigies.

A video of the incident is viral on social media, and has left netizens amused.

In a classic case of misplaced anger, the video shows a BJP worker shouting slogans against China and encouraging people to boycott Chinese goods by burning an effigy of ‘China’s Pradhan Mantri Kim Jong Un’.

The demonstrators also urged people to use ‘swadeshi goods’ and cut the revenue of the Chinese generated by the Indians.

The viral video also received some hilarious reactions from netizens.

Angry with China, BJP workers took out a Rally to burn Kim Jong Un’s Effigy. Meanwhile, Kim Jong Un be like… pic.twitter.com/blnX1cMUg4

— Joy (@Joydas) June 18, 2020

Chinese president Kim Jong Un pic.twitter.com/pxrLMB81Xi

— Aditya – ŌCCØ – HBD VARUN (@MeAkkian) June 18, 2020

Kim Jong Un? . How does BJP find such specimens who mix up China and North Korea? https://t.co/8nEApDnmNH

— Prosenjit Datta (@ProsaicView) June 18, 2020

Also Read: Fact Check: Did AIMIM Leaders Burn ‘Saffron Flag’?

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