The Japanese Prime Minister became famous after surviving the explosion

• April 17, 2023

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida narrowly survived while addressing the public meeting. An assailant threw a smoke bomb at him. There was a loud explosion, the whole square was covered with smoke. Fumio Kishida survived for a short time.

Somehow his security guards took him to a safe haven. However, the Japanese Prime Minister ultimately benefited from this attack on him. After the attack, a survey conducted at the end of the week showed that Fumio Kishidar's popularity and public support increased a lot. Recently, various questions have arisen in the minds of the general public of Japan regarding several policies of the government. Because of that, it was feared that it would affect the ruling party's vote bank. However, after the attack on Fumio Kishida, the popularity has suddenly increased.

Like China, Japan's birth rate has started to decline over the past few years. Several steps have been taken by the government, but its impact has not been visible. Recently, the new childcare plan was introduced by the government, which attracted a lot of criticism. Although the government claimed, this new plan was brought to increase the birth rate. But since then, the popularity of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his party Liberal Democratic Party has gradually started to decline. Even if they won the elections in 2021, political analysts felt that it would be enough pressure for them to return to the government once again.

But the picture changed after the attack on Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Saturday. Kishida went to attend a public meeting in the western Japanese city of Wakama. It exploded in front of the stage. However, Kishida survived due to the promptness of the security guards.

After that, a Japanese press conducted a survey on Saturday and Sunday, where it can be seen that Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's public support increased by 35 percent. Kishida's public support rose from 10.2 percent last month to 45.3 percent in two days. Although Kishida's support has increased, the support of the government has not yet increased.

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