Alibaba disappear into his own cave

No dictator in the history of the world likes to be criticized. Then let him be the offspring of the ruling left 'revolution'; Be it a military fighter or an arrears of democracy by winning elections.

Jack-Ma

No dictator in the history of the world likes to be criticized. Let him be the offspring of the ruling left 'revolution'; Be it a military fighter or arrears of democracy by winning elections. China is a country that tells the whole world that its political system is good. It was never possible for a ruler like Xi Jinping to endure brutal criticism.

Jack Ma, the founder of the multi-billion dollar Chinese company Alibaba, has not been seen since October 10. The People's Daily, the mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party, said Jack Ma was now under surveillance in an undisclosed location after news broke around the world two days ago. In short, Jack Ma has been held accountable for his "free speech". In fact, since China is a large prison, there is no need for separate prisons. But even though all the dictators pretend to be brave, they disperse as soon as they hear a slightly different tone. "Banking in China has become a club for the elderly and has nothing to do with the development of the industry," he said. These arrows were aimed at the government. Jack Ma is still a member of the Chinese Communist Party.

The late Deng, the founder of the Chinese Revolution, gave birth to Jack Ma. Revolution eats your chicks; But even the communist economic revolution seems to be eating away at our chicks now. Jack Ma was the world's successor to Chinese success. Whether they will come out now, when they will come and what their condition will be if they come, nothing can be said. This is how Ren Xingyang, who criticized Xi, disappeared. He was later sentenced to 18 years in prison. Dr. of 'Wuhan'. Lee, a young doctor, died. But Zhang Zhan, a journalist critical of Karona's management, also disappeared. There are many such examples. The Chinese government may have some side with Jack Ma. One of them is that these powerful companies create a monopoly and eliminate competition and competitors. But in the United States, Google and other companies do the same. However, no one picks up their heads and makes them disappear. The whole world knows that Jack Ma's abduction is the tip of the iceberg. China has made countless people disappear in Hong Kong; But today, the laws are so strict that any citizen can be imprisoned for as long as he wants. Xi Jinping is playing a very expansionist and bulldozing role in the country, outside, on the border. India also needs to learn some lessons from the Jack Ma case. Either the Indian decision-making process becomes faster and more transparent, and entrepreneurs will come to India rather than go to China. Secondly, India is hit hard in the propaganda system at such times. India should make strong use of many cases in China like Jack Ma in aggressive propaganda war. It doesn't happen.

The third lesson is difficult. Critics of the system do not want to shut their mouths using price-punishment-discrimination. The Jack Ma case is the culmination of an aggressive and brutal crackdown by the post-Caro Chinese regime. According to some experts, Jack Ma's positioning made the world understand the face of China and its so-called free society. It really is. China has been pursuing a very unnatural equation for the last several decades. The question of whether the spirit of freedom and free expression can be permanently suppressed in material pleasures is slowly coming to the fore in China. The arrest of Jack Ma, the disappearance of hundreds of people, and the Aghori experiment to impart "new values" to millions of Muslims in Xinjiang are all symptoms of this. On June 4, 1989, the Chinese rulers set up tanks in Beijing's Tiananmen Square on thousands of students singing songs of democracy. Unfortunately, this action was often supported by Jack Ma. Jack Ma may not have thought then that the time would come for him to disappear into the dark cave of the Chinese government. The lesson that Jack Ma is learning today.