Rajnath visits site of founding of Communist party of China

November 23, 2015 20:15

Home Minister Rajnath Singh today paid a visit to the founding site of China's Communist Party here, perhaps making him the first BJP leader to visit the origins of the Red Movement.

Singh, who concluded his six-day visit to China today, also visited a nearby police station in Xin Tian Di which functions as a 'paperless' sub-bureau of Shanghai Public Security Bureau in an attempt to understand whether such a model can be adapted in India.

Accompanied by Vice Minister of Ministry of Public Security, Chen Zhenmin, Singh visited the site where Communist Party of China was founded and has now been turned into a small museum. Singh earlier met Mayor Yang Xiong who hosted a banquet for him.

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