Washington: India American citizens, Vietnam's American citizens and Tibetan communities on Sunday protested against China outside Capitol Hill and shouted slogans against China's Communist Party. "We came to America in Vietnam because of communism and not because of the people of China," said Mac John, a member of the American community in Vietnam. The public demonstrated by keeping the physical distance and wearing masks in view of the coronavirus. The protesters had posters and banners with anti-China slogans in their hands. But the protests continued against China's aggressive activities against India and the abuses of the original workers of Uygar minority groups in the Muslim-dominated Xinjiang.

Adapa Prasad, who was present in this demonstration, said, "On one hand, while the world is fighting the war against covid, China is engaged in grabbing the land of other countries. This continues to be China's behavior not only with India's Ladakh but also with other neighboring countries. It is time for all countries to unite against this trick of China. From May 5, tensions between China and India continue in other areas including the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh. On 15 June, after the violent clash between the two countries in the Galvan Valley, the situation became worse. In this skirmish, 20 Indian soldiers were martyred. Last month, gathering on media reports, people from India and the American community raised slogans against China. In which he was also included with the communities of Tibet and Taiwan living there.

It has been learned that America is also conducting one investigation against China. Under this, apart from banning economic activities and Chinese app, the selected officials have also been banned.

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