Review of the Emergency Declaration of Fire and Cars for France in France to condemn diesel price hike

Paris: The protesters were violently condemned by the rise in diesel tax in France. The city of Paris is a raging land for buildings and cars set on fire in Paris. In the past 12 months, diesel prices rose by 23 per cent. Currently, diesel is priced at 1.51 euro (Rs.119). Due to the high prices of diesel cars in France, many people protested. People felt that this action of the state would only help businessmen. Criticisms of this move by the government were criticized on social websites. This led to the formation of the Struggle Committee.

The protesters decided to wear a light yellow jacket and fight against the government. The protesters gathered in various parts of France and began protesting against the state on the 17th of last month. Over 3 lakh people attended the event. This struggle has been going on for the past two weeks. But the government did not recognize the demands of the protesters. In this case, a mob suddenly went off in the fight in central Paris yesterday. In the neighboring buildings and cars a fire broke out, and windows of the buildings were broken. Many shops were robbed.

A total of 190 places were set on fire. 6 buildings were burnt. Such violence has not taken place in France since 1968. The police threw tear gas and dumped the mob to kill them. In this violence, 100 people were injured, including 23 players. 400 people involved in the fight were arrested. A driver was killed in an accident. In the aftermath of this tsunami, France's Imperial Embassy urgently left the G-20 summit in Argentina. He consulted with the Prime Minister, the Home Minister and the Security Forces. Emergency proclamation in France is being discussed.

The crowd gathered as a jolly struggle
During the Jallikattu struggle, ideas were spread through social networks. By this the protesters gathered together. Similarly, in France, the mob has been mobilized by social networks against fuel prices. So the French government is not aware of the negotiations with anyone