London: Labour leader kiero Starrer A controversial party has refused to withdraw a by-election leaflet questioning UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s relationship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. House of Commons on Wednesday.
Controversy erupted when Starmer attacked the Home Secretary of Indian origin Priti Patel For labeling kneeling before football matches as “gesture politics” and for “kindling the fire of racism and hatred” in the context of racist online abuse directed at three England players following England’s defeat to Italy at Euro 2020 Was accused.
In June, Patel said she did not support “people participating in that type of gesture politics” in reference to kneeling, and refused to condemn fans who instigated England players to do so. “It’s an option for them, quite frankly,” he said.
england footballer tyrone mings Tweeted on Monday: “You’re not the one to kindle fire at the start of the tournament by labeling our anti-racism message as ‘gesture politics’ and then pretending to hate what we’re campaigning against.” Huh. ”
In the PMQs, Johnson said in Patel’s defense: “No one defends England to boast. But what the Home Secretary has been trying to do all his life is not just fighting racism, but black and black people.” Taking practical steps to advance the cause of minority ethnic groups, which she has done successfully, especially in the police. She has faced racism and prejudice throughout her career that she could never have imagined. ”
Johnson then asked Starmer to “withdraw this leaflet produced by”. labour party during the battle and Spain The by-election, which was denounced as ‘dog-whistle racism’ by his own lawmakers”, holding the flyer that shows Modi and Johnson shaking hands and bearing the words “A Tory MP at risk Do not put what is not on your side”.
Starmer ignored the question, prompting Modi’s former communications director Manoj Ladwa to tweet: “Very disappointing and disturbing that @UKLabour leader @Keir_Starmer has refused to condemn the ‘racist, anti-India’ leaflet published by Labour. gave.”
Johnson held a meeting with social media companies on Tuesday night and told them to fine 10% of their global revenue until online hate is removed from his platform. He said football ban orders would be changed to include those found guilty of online abuse.
home office minister Victoria AtkinsStanding in Patel’s side, the home secretary said the allegations against him were dismissed.
Controversy erupted when Starmer attacked the Home Secretary of Indian origin Priti Patel For labeling kneeling before football matches as “gesture politics” and for “kindling the fire of racism and hatred” in the context of racist online abuse directed at three England players following England’s defeat to Italy at Euro 2020 Was accused.
In June, Patel said she did not support “people participating in that type of gesture politics” in reference to kneeling, and refused to condemn fans who instigated England players to do so. “It’s an option for them, quite frankly,” he said.
england footballer tyrone mings Tweeted on Monday: “You’re not the one to kindle fire at the start of the tournament by labeling our anti-racism message as ‘gesture politics’ and then pretending to hate what we’re campaigning against.” Huh. ”
In the PMQs, Johnson said in Patel’s defense: “No one defends England to boast. But what the Home Secretary has been trying to do all his life is not just fighting racism, but black and black people.” Taking practical steps to advance the cause of minority ethnic groups, which she has done successfully, especially in the police. She has faced racism and prejudice throughout her career that she could never have imagined. ”
Johnson then asked Starmer to “withdraw this leaflet produced by”. labour party during the battle and Spain The by-election, which was denounced as ‘dog-whistle racism’ by his own lawmakers”, holding the flyer that shows Modi and Johnson shaking hands and bearing the words “A Tory MP at risk Do not put what is not on your side”.
Starmer ignored the question, prompting Modi’s former communications director Manoj Ladwa to tweet: “Very disappointing and disturbing that @UKLabour leader @Keir_Starmer has refused to condemn the ‘racist, anti-India’ leaflet published by Labour. gave.”
Johnson held a meeting with social media companies on Tuesday night and told them to fine 10% of their global revenue until online hate is removed from his platform. He said football ban orders would be changed to include those found guilty of online abuse.
home office minister Victoria AtkinsStanding in Patel’s side, the home secretary said the allegations against him were dismissed.
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