30 years of autocracy, won the election with an overwhelming majority for the seventh time

European countries believe in democracy and freedom of expression, but a country of Europe still has a dictator’s rule. The rights of those crushed under the heel of the tyrannical have been taken away. The surprising thing is that this dictator is moving towards victory for the seventh consecutive time. The dictator’s name is Alexander Lakashenko and the country’s name is Belarus. According to the Belarusian state media, the exit poll of the recent presidential election has revealed that Lakashnco may get 87 percent of the votes. The World Media addresses Lakashenko as the ‘last dictator of Europe’.

The polling process started on last Sunday, in which a total of 5 candidates were in the fray against Lakashnco. International media also believes that the people of Belarus will have to be ready to face harassment and repression in the event of Luakshhenko winning with an overwhelming majority. Lakshinco is known for rigging elections. The 2020 election was affected by nationwide resentment, but the current election was held in a fake way in the presence of foreign supervisors.

Became the first President of Belarus on 10 July 1994

Prior to the 1990s, when Belarus was part of the Soviet Union, Lakashnco served as a soldier in the Soviet army during the Communist rule. His role was as a political instructor on the western border. Born on 30 August 1954 in Kopius city of Orsa district, Lakashnco has a diploma degree in an economist from Belarusi Agricultural Academy.

From 1977 to 1990, he climbed the stairs of success one after the other. When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, he was elected as a member of the Supreme Council of Belarus. He was elected as the President of the Republic of Belarus on 10 July 1994. Wins the second time in 2001, the third time in 2006, the fourth time in 2010, the fifth time in 2015 and the sixth time in 2020.