Discussion of Jinping's detention; China is also silent, there is a possibility of a military coup, General Li claims to be president

There is talk of Chinese President Xi Jinping being overthrown and placed under house arrest. China is neither confirming nor denying this discussion going on in the Internet media and around the world. The Foreign Ministry of China, which reacts to every small or big issue, is also silent on this discussion going on since Saturday. Jinping, who returned to Beijing on September 16 after attending the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Uzbekistan, was not seen since then.

Changing did not see

Some people said, Chinfing is in confinement due to the rule of the Chinese government to quarantine a person who has returned from abroad, but even after passing that period of three days, Chinfing was not seen, then discussions arose and then intensified.

Congress will start on October 16

This discussion is intensified when Jinping's second term of five years is about to end and a proposal is about to be presented to the ruling Communist Party Congress for the third term. The Congress, to be held once in five years, will begin on October 16 and will be attended by 2,296 representatives elected by party workers.

The command may be handed over to General Lee

It is this elected representative who seals the name proposed for the presidency on behalf of the party. The same is going to happen this time as well. It is being said that behind the scenes in China, the army has captured the regime. General Li Quiao has taken over as president. It is not being made public. General Lee's name will be stamped at the party congress beginning on October 16.

Domestic and international flights banned

According to a claim made on Twitter, 6,000 domestic and international flights have been stopped in China. According to the ongoing discussion on the Internet media, Chinfing is away from all contact in detention. He is not able to meet any party leader nor is he able to talk to anyone on the phone.

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