China Pakistan News: ‘Iron Brother’ fearing violence of Imran Khan supporters in Pakistan, bans coverage in his country – china censors its citizen from talking about pakistan political crisis

Beijing: Pakistan, which is the ‘Iron Brother’ of China, is currently dependent on it for many reasons. At present, a lot of political upheaval is going on in Jinnah’s country and China is silent. There are reports that the Chinese government has banned its citizens from talking about the situation in Pakistan. China believes that whatever is happening in the house of its ‘brother’ is a sensitive issue. Many people are believing that this political crisis of Pakistan can become a problem for China.

China avoids the news of demonstration
Whereas the political unrest in Pakistan made headlines in many countries of the world including India. But it was not given much attention on China’s official media and social media platforms like Weibo. According to Hu Shisheng, director of the South Asia Institute of the China Institute of Contemporary International Relations, the current regime has lost its ability to boost the economy.Imran Khan News: The result of the hatred of America, Saudi and China, the arrest of former PM Imran of Pakistan! Know why experts are saying this
Apart from this, there were large-scale protests in the country in the past, due to which the supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan strongly demanded his release. The Chinese government media has given the news of Imran’s arrest. But coverage of the protests that followed his arrest was limited.

Hashtags were also banned
China Central Television reported that ten people were killed and 1,750 were injured in clashes between protesters and police. China has put a lot of restrictions on the social media platform Weibo. Hashtags that were related to protests in Pakistan were also banned. Some of the hashtags that have been attracting users’ attention and linked to violent protests have also had little to do with Chinese social media.

The hashtag ‘former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan arrested’ was viewed over a million times on Weibo. Another hashtag ‘Former Pakistani PM Imran Khan’s arrest sparks violent protests’ was censored and thus could not trend.
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Alert made to Chinese citizens
Chinese citizens also came under the grip of political upheaval in Pakistan and they too were not safe. Pakistan police foiled an attack on Chinese workers in a Chinese-owned company in Karachi. According to the South China Morning Post, there were about 31 Chinese workers at the site at the time of the attack. The Chinese Embassy in Lahore had also warned its citizens in Pakistan to remain alert on behalf of the Chinese government. Citizens were warned on the WeChat page by the Chinese Consulate General in Lahore.

Waiting for China’s response
In the warning, the embassy said, ‘Don’t go out alone unless necessary, don’t go to places where people gather, don’t make political speeches on social media and public places and take necessary measures to ensure personal and property safety. Follow effectively. Political protest is a very sensitive topic in China, so suppression on social media was expected. But all eyes are on how China will react going forward.