Muslim women candidates face their own hatred in British elections
During the British general elections, Muslim women candidates in England are facing their own hatred.
According to the report of a foreign news organization, Muslim votes are of special importance in British elections, but on the one hand, claims of abuse have been made by major political parties in the matter of selecting female candidates, on the other hand, Muslim women in England. Candidates face their own hatred.
In addition, there is a vigorous election campaign of Pakistani candidates in Scotland, 14 Muslim and Pakistani-origin candidates from Scotland are in the field in the Dar-ul-Awam election.
The political situation in Birmingham, the second largest city in the United Kingdom, has changed and it is being claimed that major towers may be overturned during the elections.
It should be noted that British Prime Minister Rishi Sonak has announced to hold general elections in the country on July 4.