Home Secretary Suella Braverman will challenge the Met Police on Monday after they concluded a ‘jihad’ chant during a pro-Palestine protest in London was lawful.
Suella Braverman is set to challenge Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley on Monday after officers did not arrest protesters chanting ‘jihad’ during a march on the weekend. Ms Braverman will reportedly say that “there can be no place for incitement to hatred or violence” and police “must crack down on anyone breaking the law” when addressing Sir Rowley.
Speaking to LBC’s Andrew Castle on Sunday morning, Mr Jenrick said: "I think a lot of people would find the Metropolitan Police analysis surprising and that's something we intend to raise with them and to discuss this incident with them."He added: "I don't think that there's any place for chants of 'jihad' on the streets of Britain, I think that's totally unacceptable.
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