3,000 deposits in Henan Village Bank conflicts with the police

(Hong Kong News) Video and pictures of the Internet show that a large number of banks from Henan Village and Towns from all over China arrived at Zhengzhou Weiquan on Sunday and conflict with the police.

Network information shows that nearly 3,000 bank deposits from all over China arrived in Zhengzhou, Henan Provincial Congress to defend their rights, and at 5 am on Sundays, some people were in the Zhengzhou Sub -branch of the People's Bank of China. Among them, there were many children and disabled people.The slogan requires the bank to return the deposit.The Henan Police sent many police forces at the scene, and a number of people in white to build an adult chain to resist depositors.After the depositors were besieged, there was physical conflict between the two sides. Many depositors invested in miscellaneous objects such as "people in white". Among them, the rights defenders called the police as "underworld".There were also scenes such as pushing each other, punching, dragging, and kicks between the groups.

According to "Hong Kong 01", there are also photos of injured rights protection on the Internet, and some of the eyes of the depositors are injured and swollen.

The incident caused heated discussion on the Internet, but was quickly deleted.As of press time, posts such as "thousands of depositors at the gate of Henan People's Bank of China have been besieged", "Henan Village Bank of China Bank withdrawal and difficult to deposit" and other posts have been blocked.The posts of thousands of depositors in front of the People's Bank of China are still there, and you can see a large number of dynamic pictures of on -site conflicts.

The deposit of about 40 billion yuan (RMB and S $ 8.30 billion) of the four village and township banks in Henan was illegally defrauded and could not be extracted, involving hundreds of thousands of households in China.In order to prevent letters and visits, the Henan Provincial Government has limited the free travel of depositors to travel freely by paying the "red code" of the depositors' health code.