In support of Palestine action, the organizers of an protest have denied a petition Scotland Yard To close it Manchester Aradhanar attack.
Hundreds of people have said that they will participate in a demonstration Trafalgar Square In support of the group on Saturday, which the government has banned as a terrorist organization.
The organizers defended our finances that the protest “would proceed as per the plan”.
It said that it was contacted by Metropolitan Police Ask for performance to postpone in light Terrorist attack On Thursday.
Rescue our judges said that correspondence highlighted how the previous demonstrations have put significant pressure on the police.
In the response letter to the Scotland yard, it said: “Security of our democracy and prevention of countless deaths are important issues.
“Therefore, our opposition will proceed according to the plan for this Saturday.
“We urge you, therefore, instead of arresting those peacefully held signals against a domestic direct action group’s absurd and Drackian ban, choose to choose to protect the community.
“We hope that you can make the right choice for not arresting those who properly deploy anti-terrorism resources at the end of this week.”
The protesters are calling the government to reverse the ban on Palestine’s action.
The letter stated: “It is unfortunate that the Home Office has not decided to cancel the ban in view of the ever -increasing disregard and instead police have chosen a growing and unnecessary tension on resources instead.
“According to your letter, it seems to be a political inspection in prosecuting Palestine’s action, which was aimed at saving life in Palestine, taking the community away from the police to protect them from those who want to know.”
A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police said: “On Thursday morning, a terrible terrorist attack in Manchester will cause significant fear and concern in communities in the UK, including here. London,
“Still at a time when we want to deploy each available officer to ensure the safety of those communities, we are planning a gathering of over 1,000 people at Triphalgar Square on Saturday in support of a terrorist organization.
“By choosing to encourage to break the public law on this scale, the defending of our loads is removing resources from the communities of London at a time when they need the most.
“We urge them to do responsible work and delay or cancel their plans.”