Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh infuriated over China’s anti-India stance

Tribune News Service

Mussoorie, October 12

Members of the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, a trade union affiliated with the BJP, gathered at the New Tehri market and burnt Chinese goods as mark of protest and the anti-India stand taken by China.

The activists led by district president Virendar Semwal gathered at the Tehri market and raised slogans against China. They appealed to people to boycott Chinese goods as it was working against the political interests of the country. He said on one hand China was selling goods worth several thousand crores in the Indian market and on the other hand was opposing India on various forums. He said this would not be tolerated at any cost. He appealed people to buy Indian goods and stay away from Chinese material during festive season.

District vice-president Janvir Rana, Ashish Upadhyaya and others were present on the occasion.

Protests against Chinese products have rise across the country.