Chinese police to crack down on 'colour revolutions'

"Strike back against all kinds of infiltration and subversive activities by hostile foreign forces," he said. The CPC, which is due to celebrate its 70th year in power this year, jealously guards the one-party system. All organs of the state including the powerful military and police besides courts, function under its authority. The "colour revolutions" refers to various uprisings and insurgencies in the world. Chinese security forces have been conducting massive crackdowns against the East Turkestan Islamic Movement militants in Xinjiang, neighbouring Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), and Afghanistan. A top Chinese security official has asked the police to crackdown on the "colour revolutions" or popular uprisings, and directed them to defend China's political system headed by the ruling Communist Party. China's police must stress on the "prevention and resistance of 'colour revolutions' and firmly fight to protect China's political security," Public Security Minister Zhao Kezhi said. Dailyhunthttp://www.feedbooks.com/user/4875400/profile