Strange opposition to Lockdown: Shopkeepers sending Ladies Underwear to France's Prime Minister Jean Castex

Action Culotti, the organization that led the protest, says that the government has kept the lounger store out of urgent services, while classifying flower sellers, booksellers, hairdressers, etc. as essential businesses. We oppose this discriminatory decision of the government.

Amidst the Coronavirus crisis, France's Prime Minister Jean Castex is troubled by a strange problem these days. They are getting Ladies Underwear through the mail everyday. For the past few days, this trend is going on and the Prime Minister is not able to do anything he wants. The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) receives a mail every day, in which there are women's undergarments and a letter together. In this letter, there is an appeal to the PM to open the market as soon as possible.

Lockdown is in many parts

According to a CNN report, the Prime Minister is sending these underwear Lingerie Store Owners to Jean Castex, whose outlets have been closed due to the epidemic. Explain that keeping in view the increasing cases of Corona virus, strict lockdown has been imposed in many parts of France. Not only has the government stopped people from leaving their homes, but all the shops have been completely closed except the essential ones. Lodgy store owners are angry with PM about this matter

This method of viral protest

This strange method of protest is going viral on social media. Such pictures are being shared, in which women's underwear is seen with a letter written to the French PM. In these letters, Prime Minister Castex has demanded to open shops and outlets as soon as possible. The protest is being led by an organization called Action Culottée.

200 Retailers Attended

Nathalie Paredes, owner of Sylvat Lingerie Store in Leon, said that 200 retailers of Lonjari have participated in our protests. Everyone has been asked to send women's underwear to the PM as a protest. This means that a total of 200 panties have been sent to Jean Castex's office so far. He further said that with every package, a letter is being sent by the Culotti to the Prime Minister, asking him to end the lockdown so that people do not have to face the economic crisis.

Government accused of discrimination

Action Qiloti states that the government has kept the lounger store out of urgent services, while flower sellers, booksellers, hairdressers and record shops have been classified as essential businesses. Which is an injustice to us. It is a question of cleanliness and safety of the people. We appeal to the government to either end the lockdown or even consider the lounger stores to be a necessary business. Due to this unjust decision of the government, the shopkeepers are suffering financial loss.