Why Shinzo Abe was Ass*sinated? | Why China celebrated? | Dhruv Rathee

Japan's Ex-Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was attacked during an election campaign which led to the loss of his life. On one hand, this was a very unfortunate news for countries like India that observed a 1-day of mourning as a sign of respect, while on the other hand countries like China and Korea celebrated it. But what is the reason behind these polarizing opinions? Who was Shinzo Abe? How did he contribute to the India-Japan Relationships? Watch this video to find out as Dhruv Rathee explains the entire incident and Shinzo's Abe reign in detail.
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[Indian-GJ]

Deeply respect and condolence to shinzo abe's family. Om Shanti 🙏🏻

[sahilbisht]

*Shinzo Abe, the father of QUAD, gone but not forgotten.* 🇮🇳❣️🇯🇵
_As Indians we should give tribute to Mr. Shinzo Abe from our hearts_ 🙏🏻🧡

[piyushkumare]

Very nice explanation. Love japan from India 🇯🇵🇮🇳

[SaadAliArts]

I was shocked on his death. There was not a single incident in Japan like this.
RIP Shinzo Abe

[prngthunse]

I'm Japanese. Thank you for giving Shinzo Abe respect and condolence.
He was assassinated because the offender thought Shinzo had a relationship with Family Federation for World Peace and Unification.
The mother of the offender donated much money to FFWPU, resulting in being insolvent.
As a result, the offender had resentment to Shinzo, leading to assassination.

[Xavierpng]

Deep love and respect for Shinzo Abe San and the nation of Japan. The world lost one of its greatest leaders.

[sambuddhaguha]

In Indian perspective, he played a pivotal role as India's ally but justifying war crimes of Japan certainly depicts that he was not great leader.

[yatharth]

When you truly feel sad on a person's demise.... One knows how much influential that person was and what was his significance 🙏✨😔

[indrajitbose]

Japan has always been a good friend of India🇯🇵🇮🇳From Netaji to today can remember his face when he came to Kolkata to visit Netaji's ornaments.... I was little so didn't know who was he and why he was so special but later I come to know the about this great PM of He will be remembered in our thoughts 🙏🏻💖🇮🇳

[Mbhbakul]

Respect and Honour to Shinzo Abe 🙏Rest In Peace

[jayaniarmy]

Legends never die
He will be always in our hearts 🇯🇵🇯🇵

[jayshreegohel]

Very nice explanation Love Japan from India

[subhambanik]

The Japan-India Association was set up in 1903, and is today the oldest international friendship body in Japan. Throughout the various phases of history since contacts between India and Japan began some 1400 years ago, the two countries have never been adversaries.

Love you sir from West Bengal ❤️❤️❤️

[kovidmanohar]

Loved the concept of introducing parents and grandparent ideology to make us understand the roots of one ideology.

[hemantcare]

As Indian we should give tribute to Mr. Shinzo Abe from our heart🙏🙏. Deeply respect and condolences to Shinzo Abe's family. 😓🙏🙏

[cinamzo]

Respect and condolence to shinzo abe's family.

[parshavjain]

He was a great leader. His contribution in India - Japan's relation will never ever be forgotten. My condolences to sinzo Abe, his family & all the Japanese. RIP. Om Shanti 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[MehVerse]

Shinzo Abe, gone but not forgotten. 🇮🇳❣🇯🇵
Not only India He was such good friend of our country Bangladesh .
Bangladesh Always Respect Mr. Shinzo Abe from heart.

[THEBEYONDCLASHER]

Bro apne "assassination" word censor kr ke chakkr kuchh zada hi galat likh diya🤣

[shailjasachan]

Sir i have been watching your videos on different aspects. They are wonderful and helps to acquire so much of knowledge. Please make more videos on current topics, history and many more.