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Delhi protests: Economic loss of 250 crore every day.

 Delhi protests: Economic loss of 250 crore every day.

We are frequently seeing protests across the capital region. After large protests in Delhi, the kirana committee and merchants committee have expressed deep losses and an impact on business. The supreme court asked protesters to protest on a particular site to reduce inconvenience for others. As the season of festivals has arrived, business has increased a lot. The locality, especially near Connaught Place, Delhi, is one of the major cities for business. The economy keeps fluctuating due to major protests, eventually it stops the entire movement. The massive police deployment, makes things even more worse by increaseing expenses of the state. Sometimes violence can also harm the wealth of people. Due to blocked roads and traffic jams, society impacts on a deeper level and their movement halts and disrupts the overall economy. 

The national capital has important significance, and it has national security issues. Which later on arise, when it comes to protests and other sensitive issues. In the last few years, there have been several countries, which have faced protests in the same manner and the governments, economies and political parties have collapsed. This indicates there has been deep planning and plotting against a country for control, power and resources.

* France: Student, union, and Yellow Vest protests over education, living costs, and public finances.
* India: Student and public demonstrations about education and governance.
* Spain: Protests over housing, living costs, and social issues.
* Chile: Ongoing civil unrest and student-led demonstrations.
* Nepal: Youth protests against corruption and social media restrictions led to a government change.
* Argentina: Student and labour protests over economic and education policies.
* Madagascar: Youth protests over water and electricity shortages triggered major political changes.
 

These countries have gone through massive protests, including India, making it one of the devastating changes in governance. Genuine protests are acceptable, but they need to be in a systematic procedure and their should be proper place to protest. Slowly, one after another, the demands have increased, which are leading to massive student-led protests. The economic losses which led the national governments and countries to collapse. Makes things even more difficult for countries to handle such critical situations. The protests, which gained momentum, would benefit countries who are elite, who are selling and manufacturing arms and ammunition, along with food supplies. They create unrest and later supply the same goods to the countries who got ruined by protests.

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