Labor Call on Nigel Faraj Emerge from one to take action after an image Improvement local election stunt To portray women cabinet ministers as cows in a slaughterhouse.
The establishment of the road in the Hertsmere of Hertfordshire shows the Deputy Prime Minister Angela RenerChancellor Rachel Reeves and Education Secretary Bridget Philipson are all depicted as cows who are waiting for the slaughter.
Stunt, painted by a passer Independent, Prank was done as “dehumanizing” and “misunderstanding”.
This has shocked political parties in Westminster, where MPs, including Mr. Faraj, have to take additional security measures to protect themselves from possible attacks.
Kalpana of a slaughterhouse has brought back memories of attacks on MPs, including Labor’s Cocx death and later Tory MP Sir David Amace.
Other MPs are attacked, including Labor Minister Stephen Tims, who was stabbed. And the threat to the politicians was underlined last week when the houses associated with the Prime Minister Sir Kir starrer caught fire.
A labor spokesperson said: “This is an inhuman and misunderstanding portrayal of hardworking women cabinet members who are giving changes to our country on behalf of British people.
“If Nigel Faraj wants his party to be seen as a professional from far away, then he should start by condemning this ‘stunt’ and does not confirm such that nothing will happen.”
A Lib Dame spokesperson said: “It is terriblely wrong and after seeing the killing of politicians in recent years, saying that some should also be sent to a slaughterhouse, nothing can be worn other than an attack on democracy.
“Nigel Faraz needs to step into the entire investigation and be expelled from correction to anyone associated with this Wiley stunt.”
The stunts were bedted with correction posters during a difficult fighting campaign, where the party received 677 council seats and two mayorlinds across the country.
There is no evidence to connect it with any national campaign.
Reforms have been approached for comments.