Violence in Sweden after burning the Quran

Riots in many cities, instigators of violence give open warning; He said he'll do it further.

Riots have been taking place in many cities in Sweden since the burning of the Quran. People are performing from place to place. Police opened fire to stop the attack by the protesters. in which three people were injured. All the injured have been admitted to the hospital for treatment. Prime Minister Magdalena Anderson condemned the violence.

There were 200 people involved in the demonstration.

Police said about 200 people were involved in the demonstration in the city of Sweden. In view of the violence, we had fired for warning, but three people were hit by it and injured. All the injured accused have been admitted to hospital. A case is being registered and investigation is underway.

Protesters also set fire to cars and shops.

Clashes between police and protesters have been going on for the past several days in which several policemen have also been injured. There have also been cases of protesters setting fire to several vehicles and shops in these riots. Police have arrested 17 people so far.

Pm says action will be taken against those who incite violence

Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Anderson said on the violence that people are allowed to express their opinions here. It is part of our democracy, but violence we will never accept. Rasmus Paludan wanted to incite violence and he did just that.

When was the Qur'an burned?

According to the report, Danish-Swedish extremist Rasmus Paludan, who runs Denmark's Storm Kurse Party, has incited violence. Rasmus Paludan said in the statement that he had burned islam's holiest book and would continue to do so. The right-wing group in Stockholm, Linkoping and Norkoping had planned the event. Wherever the programmes were held, there was violence. The riots began on Thursday.