After all, why millions of British have taken to the streets against their own government?:

News India Live, Digital Desk: First Nepal, Now London: It seems as if people all over the world are taking to the streets against their governments. A few days ago millions of people gathered to return the monarchy in Nepal, and now the roads of London, the capital of Britain, have also resonated with slogans. On Saturday, millions of people took part in a huge performance, which is being considered the largest right -wing gathering of Britain in recent times.

After all, what is anger?

The anger of this crowd on the streets of London is mainly about the policies of the new government of the country. The right -wing groups who organized these demonstrations say that the government is weakening the country’s culture and identity. Their main demands are something like this:

1. Ban on illegal migration: The biggest demand of the protesters is to impose strict rein in the people coming from outside the country, especially illegal migrants. He believes that due to increasing migration, the resources of the country are being burdened and difficulties are arising for the local people.
2. Opposition to ‘Vok Culture’: ‘Vok’ means that these people are opposing the culture of showing much awareness on certain issues of society. He says that due to this culture, the traditional values ​​of the country are ending.
3. Demand for strict law: These people are demanding to implement strict and nationalist policies in the country so that the identity of Britain remains.

Who is behind this performance?

This protest is led by big right -wing leaders like ‘Reform UK’ party honorary president Nizal Faraj. Faraj has been one of the biggest faces of Britain’s European Union. He says that this fight is to save the soul of the country.

This demonstration has emerged as a major challenge for the new Labor Party government, which is the head of Prime Minister Cairi Stmper. Within a few months of the formation of the government, such a big protest shows that a large section is angry about policies in the country.

This huge performance in London is not just a matter of British politics. This is a glimpse of the changing politics throughout Europe, where the right -wing ideology is rapidly making its place. People are now becoming more vocal about their identity, culture and boundaries. It has to be seen that this voice raised from the streets of London takes the politics of Britain and Europe in the coming time.