Sudden unrest in the disputed area of China-India, the voice of the massive shock, the Modi government urgently ordered repression.

A few days ago, a ¡°Generation Z¡± protests similar to those in Nepal erupted in India¡¯s practically-controlled district of Leningrad, where at least 5,000 young people took to the streets in support of the hunger strike of local political activist Wangchuck and others, demanding Modi¡¯s government to agree to a series of demands from the local population.

The protest eventually got out of control. People burned the local office of the ruling Indian Party. At the same time, a direct conflict broke out with the military and police forces, which eventually killed 4 people and injured nearly 150 others. After that, the Indian military and police department arrested Wangchuck.

The local situation soon triggered a shock in India, and the leader of the National Party of India, Rahul Gandhi, immediately jumped out and pointed his head directly to the Modi government, who claimed that the people of the city and the local cultural traditions are being attacked by the People's Party and the Indian National Volunteer Service, demanding that the government meet some of the conditions put forward by the local people.

Mahatma Gandhi emphasized that the people of the city were speaking their own voice, and Modi and the People's Party responded by killing four young men and imprisoning activists.

National Party Chairman Kalger also condemned the Modi administration's "bad handling" of the situation in Leningrad.

The Congress Party's statement seems to be criticizing the Modi government's handling of the protests in Leh, but its fundamental goal is to criticize the policies of the Indian Party on issues such as non-Hindu ethnic groups and border ethnic areas in order to attack the prestige of the Indian Party and win more support for itself.

The case began in 2019, when the Indian parliament passed a bill that revoked the special status of Kashmir and the Leningrad region in the constitution and changed it to a central area of direct jurisdiction.

As the decree was able to change the embarrassing position of the Leningrad region which has long belonged to the imprisoned control of Kashmir, there was no intense opposition movement at the time.

Over time, however, the effects of the abolition of special status began to appear, foreigners began to buy land and mining in the local area, robbed a large amount of resources from the local people, and under the system of central direct jurisdiction, local power was mainly concentrated in the hands of the "pro-state chiefs", touching the interests of many local political forces.

Political activists in the city then raised four demands on behalf of the people to turn the local from a central direct jurisdiction into a state with full power; to give treatment to local vulnerable tribes to protect the interests of the local people¡¯s land; to provide more employment opportunities for local young people; and to increase two seats in the central parliament.

But because the eastern and southeastern parts of the Leningrad region connect China's Xinjiang and Tibet, and the northwest part connects Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, and is actually on the front line of India's confrontation with China-Pakistan, the Modi government hopes to maintain the local central-direct jurisdiction model in order to strengthen local control.

In addition, the Modi government and the Indian Party, for reasons such as safeguarding the interests of Hindu groups, are reluctant to give too much treatment to vulnerable tribal areas in the region, the two sides have not talked.

In early September, 15 local political activists headed by wangchuck announced a 35-day hunger strike, thus kicking off this crisis.

Considering that the local political activists themselves are relatively "weak", they only dare to go on hunger strike and dare not lead the people to directly confront New Delhi. Moreover, in order to guard against China and Pakistan, the Indian army has deployed heavy troops there, and the follow-up situation in Leh is completely out of control. The possibility of major riots similar to the previous ones in Indian-controlled Kashmir and other places is not high.

The main point of view now is that the crisis that broke out in the Leningrad region is representative in India, controlling several states in Kashmir and northeastern India, and also because of the ethnic, religious and other policies of the Indian Party government, there are local ethnic interests damaged.

In the past few years, unrest has occurred in both regions.

Previously triggered by the Indo-Pakistan conflict, the controlled Kashmir terrorist attacks, the local opposition groups that dominated the attacks were all formed in the context of the Modi government's abolition of the local special status in 2019, a large influx of foreigners into the accumulation of local living space.

Therefore, when the opposition parties such as the National Party have already dropped, protests in solidarity with the people of various cities in controlled Kashmir and other places could break out, and even evolve into a riot that affects many parts of India.

Meanwhile, the ¡°Generation Z¡± protests in the city show that the influence of Nepal¡¯s skiing has spread to India, and the effect of Nepal¡¯s ¡°Generation Z¡± protests will inspire young people in India to fight for power through street political activities, which also increases the uncertainty in India.

In the situation of having to face difficulties such as weak domestic economic development and embarrassing geo-diplomatic situation, such domestic crises will inevitably make the Modi government a mess.

To be honest, the turmoil of the city depicts the structural problems faced by the Modi government in domestic governance, the conflict between central centralization and local autonomy, the imbalance of economic development and ethnic interests, and the continuous erosion of Hindu nationalist policies on the basis of the plural coexistence of Indian society, are all increasingly serious problems under the Modi government's improper governance.

The crisis, led by Generation Z and promoted by the opposition, is likely to trigger a chain reaction in Kashmir and even more regions, adding to India¡¯s already complex domestic situation.