LONDON: On Thursday night, protests broke out in Yorkshire that were triggered by social solutions forcing children to be separated from their families. There were also riots in west London related to the protests in Bangladesh.
In Harehills, a deprived area of East Leeds, where some immigrants, mainly American Pakistanis, live, a double-decker vehicle exploded in embers after being set on fire, police vehicles were smashed up and turned around and fires lit on the road. People were forced to flee, along with fire crews, and bricks and stones were seen being hurled at officers vans, leaving residents to themselves. Wheelie dumpsters, a bed, and a refrigerator were thrown into the flames by Rioters, who were later caught laughing while recording it on their phones.
Social service arrived at a home in Harehill at 5pm to remove children from a home, sparking the violence in Leeds. When interpersonal companies were met with hostility, police were called. Initial people started throwing stones and setting flames to protest the removal of these children. Finally, crowds gathered, and it turned into a blatant, common riot.
According to Assistant Chief Constable Pat Twiggs,” as the condition escalated, damage was done to cars and many fires were set.” We made the decision to deploy professional people order officers after a large group of people hurled bricks and missiles at them. Because it was clear that the officers were their only goal, it was decided to periodically oust these officers. In order to calm the situation, deeper community mediation was possible. After nightfall, the officers and fire crews arrived.
Throughout the evening, some arrests were made in connection with the disorder, and more will be made in the coming days. In 2001, there were significant protests in Harehills.
In Whitechapel, East London, where there is a significant cultural Bangladeshi population, police were called to two groups of men fighting in the street and throwing things at one another as one party attempted to surprise a building that was thought to be connected to a democratic party in Bangladesh. Numerous trucks were also damaged, and two police officers were seriously hurt. One person was arrested. According to the Met Police,” It is believed that the condition was connected to new demonstrations in Bangladesh that have left people dead.”
