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There has been a strong clash between protesters and police in the capital Paris on Wednesday morning.
After Nepal, protests against the government have started in France too. More than 1 lakh people have hit the road on Wednesday against the budget cut and the demand for the resignation of President Emmanuel Macron.
The protesters have clashed with security forces at many places. He has also vandalized and arson in many places. The government has deployed 80 thousand policemen. More than 200 miscreants have been arrested so far.
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On Wednesday, the miscreants, who landed against the government, threw dustbins at the police in the capital Paris.
Police have released tear gas shells to control the protesters.
The miscreants on Wednesday set arson on the streets of the capital Paris. Many buses have been burnt by this.
On Wednesday, the protesters brought a mattress to close the road in Marsile, Southern France.
In the protest starting on Wednesday, people waved posters against President Emmanuel Macron and LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault.
A miscreant involved in the demonstration threw the cance of tear gas back to the police.
The protesters have tried to stop the tafic by arson on the streets, which the police and firefighters are removing.
The road was blocked by burning a cadle on a school in Paris. Fire personnel opened the road and opened the road.
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Try to block the main road in Paris
During the office time on Wednesday morning in Paris, protesters tried to block the city’s beltway (main road) several times.
According to the AP report, the protesters put barricades on the road, threw goods at the police.
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The PM had to resign after presenting the budget last year.
Budget has always been a major reason for conflict in France’s politics. Every year it is decided through which areas the government will increase and where it will cut, and this becomes the root of tussle between the ruling party and the opposition.
The same happened in 2025 last year. Prime Minister Michelle Barnier presented the budget in Parliament, but a huge controversy arose over it.
Left parties alleged that the budget is against the poor and the general public, as it has cut social welfare schemes. On the other hand, right -wing parties complained that tax and financial policies hurt their interests.
Generally, both these camps were united against the government this time. He brought a motion of no confidence in Parliament and said that the barren government is no longer worth trusting.
In the voting held in December 2025, the government came under minority and the proposal passed. With this, the Barnier government fell and the President had to choose the new Prime Minister.
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132 protesters arrested in Paris
The Paris police said that 132 people have been arrested in the protests there so far. So far 200 people have been arrested across the country.
The protesting CGT union said during the protest that the real problem is of macraons and their way of working. The performance will continue till they farewell.
Women passing by smoke during performance in Paris.
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PM presented strict budget, lost power
Former French Prime Minister Bayaru introduced the budget framework for the year 2026 in July, including a plan to save about 44 billion euros (about Rs 4 lakh crore).
Bayaru said that the country’s debt has now increased greatly and it is necessary to control it. He said that France’s debt has been 113% of the country’s GDP.
If the government will not reduce the expenses from now on and will not improve tax and other revenue, then France’s economy may be burdened with a huge burden in the coming years, but there was a lot of controversy over the spending deduction and savings scheme included in this budget framework.
Left parties and labor unions say that this will directly affect the pockets of the common people and cut social schemes. This is why the protest intensified.
There was a trust vote in Parliament regarding this budget proposal, in which the Bayru government lost. That is, Parliament refused to express confidence in his budget and his economic policy. Due to this, his government fell and President Emmanuel Macron had to choose the new Prime Minister.
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Performance in more than 30 places
Demonstrations are taking place in more than 30 places in France in France, ‘Block Everything’ i.e. ‘Everything Stop Do’.
More than 1 lakh people are involved in this performance. The performance has also received the support of the Left Party France Anbound (LFI). Meanwhile, French trade unions also said that they would protest against the budget proposals on September 18.
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200 people arrested protesting
French Home Minister Bruno Retailo said that on Wednesday, protesters blocked roads in many cities and towns.
There were clashes between police and protesters at various places. The police fired tear gas shells to control the situation. The minister said that around 200 people were arrested at the beginning of the movement.
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Block Evelying Movement started on social media
The Block Everything Movement began on social media. It appealed to stop everything across the country on 10 September. This movement began against the budget policies of François Bayro, who resigned as Prime Minister.
Bayro had cut public spending by about 4 lakh crore rupees. This led to a ban on pension across the country and many other social schemes were cut. People were angry with this.
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President Macron made Defense Minister Lacornu the new Prime Minister
In France, President Emmanuel Macron has appointed Defense Minister Lecornu as the new Prime Minister. Sebastian Lacornu is considered close to the nation. He has made many missions of Macron successful.
The Prime Minister has been appointed for the fourth time in France in France. Earlier on Monday, PM François Bayaru resigned due to lack of confidence vote.
Michael Bernier became PM after Gabriel Atal’s resignation in September last year. Bayaru took over after his resignation in December. But his government fell due to not being able to reduce France’s financial deficit.
Macron has entrusted the responsibility of presenting the budget to the new PM Lecornu for the year 2026 and agreeing to Parliament. President Macron said that PM will take advice from all parties in Parliament for the Lacornu budget.
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