On Camera: Anti-Immigration Protestor In UK Caught Having 'Pyaaz Pakode' At Indian Food Stall Mid-Protest; Sparks Memefest
110,000 protestors have marched through the capital city of UK, London against immigration. As the protests are also taking violent turns in several parts, according to the reports, over 26 police officers have been injured till now. On the other hand, during these rising tensions in the UK, one of the viral videos from the protest shows a protestor buying 'pyaaz pakode' at an Indian food stall.

On Camera: Anti-Immigration Protestor In UK Caught Having 'Pyaaz Pakode' At Indian Food Stall Mid-Protest; Sparks Memefest | X @MikeTown44
One of the biggest protest is being witnessed in United Kingdom's capital London against illegal immigration in the country. With the reports suggesting that over 110,000 protestors have marched through the capital city. As the protests are also taking violent turns in several parts, according to the reports, over 26 police officers have been injured till now. On the other hand, during these rising tensions in the UK, one of the viral videos from the protest is sparking memefest on the Internet. The video shows a protestor buying 'pyaaz pakode' (Onion Bhaji) at an Indian food stall.
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Protestors marching against the immigration were seen treating on the onion bhaji at an Indian food stall. Netizens are trolling the protestors for feasting over Indian food while protesting against immigrants. In a video recorded from onlooker from top view shows, a man wrapped in UK's national flag and getting a pack full of hot and tempting pakoras from an Indian stall.
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Anti-Immigration Protest:
London witnessed one of the largest far-right demonstrations in recent history on Saturday, September 13, as an anti-immigration rally led by activist Tommy Robinson descended into violence.
The Metropolitan Police reported 26 officers were injured and 25 individuals arrested after clashes erupted between protesters and security forces. The rally, dubbed the “Unite the Kingdom” march, drew an estimated 1,10,000 to 1,50,000 participants.
Organisers presented the event as a free speech rally, though it was largely dominated by anti-immigration rhetoric. Supporters of Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, clashed with counter-demonstrators from the “Stand Up to Racism” group, which had approximately 5,000 participants.
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