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News Topical, Digital Desk : British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's statement has come out after the protests by the right wing against immigration. He said that people have the right to peaceful protest, but attacks on the police are reprehensible.
He said, "Britain is a nation known for tolerance and diversity. Our flag represents our diversity and we will never hand it over to those who use it as a symbol of violence, fear and division. We will not surrender to those who spread unrest. 1,50,000 people participated in the demonstration on Saturday. The protesters clashed violently with the police. 26 officers were injured. 25 people have been arrested in the case.
Elon Musk addressed the rally
Meanwhile, according to ANI, tech giant Elon Musk virtually addressed a far-right anti-immigration protest in London on Saturday. He called on them for "revolutionary government change" in Britain. His remarks came just days before Trump's upcoming state visit to Britain.
During a Q&A session with rally organiser Tommy Robinson, Musk said that massive government reform is needed in the UK and the people should take the reins of power, not some bureaucracy that doesn't care about it. "We have to have radical government change. We really need everyone to organise, take charge of the government, make reforms and make sure that you actually have a government that is for the people and by the people," he said.
Rally was also taken out in Canada
A rally was also held in Christie Pitts Park in Canada against immigration. During this, 10 people were arrested. The event called Canada First Patriot Rally was organized to protest what the group called "mass immigration".
In a post on Instagram, the organisers claimed they were holding the rally to defend Canadian values and prioritise citizens over newcomers. Rally organiser Joe Anidjar said the protest was about "putting Canadians first, putting our country first". He argued that large numbers of immigration put a strain on national resources.
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