Hindu-Muslim violence can spread in many places of Britain: Local leaders said – Government should stop the spread of misinformation A to Z Counsel

The Hindu-Muslim violence in Leicester, England can spread to other parts of the country as well. Local MP Claudia Webb has given this warning. Webb said that extremist, right-wing ideology and misinformation are being spread through social media. Ministers need to crack down on these. Violent clashes broke out between the two communities on Saturday and Sunday, after which the police faced difficulties in handling the situation.

Government should stop provocative statements
So far 47 people have been detained in the wake of the tension that started in late August. MP Webb said the government needed to intervene. Hate and provocative statements should be stopped from spreading on social media platforms.

Meanwhile, the Indian Foreign Ministry said that the Indian High Commission is in touch with the UK to prevent such attacks in future and take action against the perpetrators.

Due to the tension, a large number of police have been deployed on Belgrave Road. Many people have also been arrested after the violence.

Violence after Pakistan’s defeat in the match
There is tension in the UK city of Leicester after clashes between the people of Hindu and Muslim communities. It started after Pakistan’s defeat in the Asia Cup match played against India in Dubai on 28 August.

Along with appealing for peace, the police is running an operation against the miscreants. People from both the communities have accused each other of attacking and taking out rallies. Most of the demonstrations have taken place on Belgrave Road. There are many restaurants in this area of ​​people of Indian and Pakistani origin.

Without permission, stones and glass bottles were thrown
Police closed Belgrave Road in the city after demonstrations without permission. A large number of police are stationed here. According to media reports, there have been clashes between the two groups several times on Saturday night. Stones and glass bottles were thrown at each other from both the sides. Cars were vandalized and beaten up at various places. After this violence, community leaders have appealed for peace.

Protesters were present on the road even late Sunday evening. The police had to disperse the crowd several times so that the situation did not worsen. Due to the strictness, the atmosphere was already calm.