Increasing pressure on the British Prime Minister to fire his Home Secretary

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency, “An TV wrote in a report: British Prime Minister Rishi Sonak is under increasing pressure to fire his Home Minister Suella Braverman.

This right-wing politician recently A guest article in “The Times” about the police’s handling of pro-Palestinian protests has caused controversy. He claimed that according to him, violations of the law by pro-Palestinian demonstrators are largely tolerated by the police, while right-wing and nationalist activists are dealt with harshly.

Dominic Grieve, a former British government general counsel and Conservative politician, described Braverman’s comments as unacceptable. He told the BBC that the Home Secretary had plunged the government into chaos. Bob Neal, a conservative representative and chairman of the Judiciary Committee, also said that Braverman’s position in the government is untenable. Opposition Labor leader Keir Starmer told reporters Braverman was fueling tensions and undermining the police when tensions should be easing. The opposition leader also said: “He is doing exactly the opposite of what most people in this country see as the role of the interior minister.” He added: “This situation is worsened by the fact that we have a prime minister who is so weak that he cannot do anything about it.” Handelsblatt” The political dispute over the war in the Middle East has plunged Britain into a crisis of government. British Prime Minister Rishi Sonak is also under intense pressure from within his own ranks to dismiss the controversial Interior Minister Suella Braverman. Supporters of the Palestinians insist on commemorating the end of the First World War in the coming days, but the London police are against this issue and consider it the right of the protesters to protest against Israel’s crimes in the Gaza Strip.

In an article published in The Times newspaper on Thursday, Braverman criticized the holding of protests by supporters of the Palestinians and made unnecessary accusations against them.

While criticizing the positions of the London police, he said: while the police always take harsh measures against the “right-wing and nationalist” demonstrators, and for example, they never showed mercy to the opponents of the quarantine during the Covid era, but they described themselves as “pro-Palestinian mobs.” It gives a lot of freedom.

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