After Sri Lanka, protesters occupied Parliament House in Iraq too, PM appeals for peace.

Many countries around the world are currently battling political instability. The whole world saw whatever happened in Sri Lanka in the past. Due to wrong economic policies, the people of the country got angry and came out on the streets. The protesters occupied everything from Rashtrapati Bhavan to Parliament House, leaving nothing behind. Similar situations are now being seen in the Arabian country of Iraq as well. The political situation in Iraq is also deteriorating. In Iraq's capital Baghdad, hundreds of protesters first took to the streets and then occupied the parliament building on the lines of Sri Lanka. However, there has been no report of any loss of life or property during the demonstration in Iraq.

In Iraq's capital Baghdad, a large number of protesters reached the parliament building and created a lot of fuss. According to reports, thousands of Baghdadi citizens are protesting against corruption and misgovernance. A large number of protesters are protesting against their demands from the road to the Parliament House. It is being told that now the protesters are returning from there after entering the Iraqi parliament. According to information received from the media of Gulf countries, people troubled by corruption and misgovernance in Iraq were seen entering the Parliament building.

Supporters of cleric Muttada al-Sadr vandalized According to local media, protesters who ransacked Baghdad's parliament are believed to be supporters of an influential cleric, Muqtada al-Sadr. However, the organization has not taken any responsibility in this regard. At the same time, the protesters carried a picture of Shia leader al-Sadr in their hands during the protest.

Political instability is increasing in these countries, along with Sri Lanka, political instability is increasing in different countries of the world these days. In both Asia and Europe, the environment is not good in the big countries. This mainly includes Britain and Italy. Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigned from his post in the past and now the process of a new government has started, while the Prime Minister of Italy has also left his post.