Baghdad: In Iraq, people’s anger against corruption has become high, a large number of people stormed the Iraqi Parliament.
According to the details, the political crisis in Iraq became serious, even after 290 days of the elections, the government could not be formed and the people came out on the streets.
Hundreds of Iraqi protesters, most of them supporters of Iraqi Shia leader Moqtada al-Sadr, stormed the parliament building in Baghdad’s Green Zone to protest the selection of a prime ministerial candidate by Iran-backed parties. What did
Demonstrators entered the Iraqi parliament, took over the speaker’s desk, and marched through the building.
When protesters entered the capital’s high-security Green Zone, which houses government buildings and diplomatic missions, on Wednesday, no lawmakers were present in parliament.
Al-Sadr, a Shiite cleric opposed to US intervention in Iraq, claimed victory after the October election, but forging a new governing coalition has since proved impossible, as al-Sadr has avoided working with rivals. has refused.
Al-Sadr and his supporters have opposed Mohammad al-Sudani’s candidacy for prime minister, as they believe he is too close to Iran.
