A car driver allegedly tried to ram the gated entrance to Xi Jinping’s home.
Filmed by a motorist on the other side of the street, the clip shows the suspect’s vehicle mounted on the pavement.
A team of security agents apparently dragged the male driver out of the car and carried him by his hands and feet along the pavement.
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Other agents apparently checked the man’s vehicle for possible explosives.
The incident took place at the Xinhua Gate of the Zhongnanhai compound, where leaders of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) reside in Beijing, China.
Zhongnanhai is not only home to Chinese leader Xi Jinping, but also State Council and Politburo members and their families.
The unnamed suspect reportedly tried to ram the gate in the early hours of yesterday (10 Mar)
The suspect’s vehicle was apparently a high-end car and had Beijing license plates.
It is unclear if the man was staging a protest against the CCP for the current socio-economic situation in the country.
Ironically, a similar incident took place at Buckingham Palace in the early hours of Saturday (9 Mar) morning.
