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Police started investigating in Kneecap and Bob Vylan Glastonbury demonstrations

Web Desk, 30/06/202530/06/2025

Police have said that the demonstrations of Bob Vikal and Cancap at the Glstonbury Festival are now subject to a criminal investigation.

Avon and Summerset Police said that both demonstrations have been recorded as a public order incident.

Rapper Bobby Waln – Rap Punk Duo K – on Saturday on Saturday, in the mantras of “Free, Free Palestine” and “Death, Death to the IDF (Israel Defense Forces)” led the crowd at the West Holts Stage of the festival.

After Bob Valn, a member of the Cancap, who performed at the West Holts Stage in a straight slot, suggested the fans to “start a riot” in the presence of his bandmate in the presence of the upcoming court of his bandmate.

In addition, during his performance, a member of the Kneecap also said that “F *** Keir Starmer” on stage after calling the band not to play on the festival.

Avon and Summerset Police said that the authorities have reviewed the footage from each demonstration and decided that further inquiries are required, now running with a criminal investigation.

The force said in a statement: “It is currently recorded as a public order incident, while our inquiry is in an early stage.

“Investigation will be evidence-lodged and will closely consider all the appropriate laws, including the crimes of hatred.

“We have got a large amount of contact with people around the world regarding these events and recognize the strength of public spirit. There is no place in society for hatred.”

Bal said, “We politely ask the public to continue the matter that an investigation is already being done.”

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