Dhaka: France's national elections are ahead. The election campaign is going on in the country ahead of this election. In such a situation, the current President Emmanuel Macron has expressed the fear of a ‘civil war’ in the country.
On Monday (June 28), Macron gave an interview to a French podcast called Generation Do It Yourself. News Reuters.
According to Reuters, the current president of the country, Emmanuel Macron, expressed fear in an interview that the political party of the right-wing National Rally (RN) party and the left-wing New Popular Front could start a "civil war" in France. The election campaign that the RN is running suggests that the party is relying on a 'divide' policy to tackle crime and immigration.
He said, they want to solve state problems on the basis of caste and religion. By doing this, they are leading the country towards 'civil war'.
At the time, he criticized La France Insomize (LFI), a political party that is part of the country's New Popular Front alliance, saying, "This party is only prioritizing their own community groups." This alienates a large population of France. Because of this, the country's groups that are being kept apart can be tied to civil war.
Meanwhile, in response to Macron's comments, Jordan Bardella, president of RN, said, "Macron should not have made such comments as the president of a country."
On the other hand, LFI leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon condemned Macron's comments, saying that Macron's own policies could lead to "civil war" in the country as is happening in New Caledonia.