Following an incident where pro-Palestinian activists pursued Minister Carl-Oskar Bohlin, Swedish Democrat Richard Jomshof demands stronger actions, including deportation of extremist groups, urging the police to enforce stricter measures.
Richard Jomshof Calls for Deportation of Extremist Groups
Richard Jomshof Calls for Deportation of Extremist Groups
Ulf Kristersson has condemned the activists who followed Carl-Oskar Bohlin. However, SD leader Richard Jomshof believes this is insufficient.
Carl-Oskar Bohlin, the Minister for Civil Defense, was pursued by a large number of pro-Palestinian demonstrators on Monday evening after leaving the parliament.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson criticized the actions and addressed the Palestinian activists in Stockholm directly.
"Sweden is a democracy, and you are welcome to express your opinion on the Middle East. But stop threatening Swedish politicians immediately. I now expect all parties and party leaders to immediately distance themselves from the mob behavior that Carl-Oskar Bohlin was subjected to tonight," Kristersson wrote on X.
Jomshof: Ensure the Police Do Their Job
Sweden Democrat MP Richard Jomshof, however, directly addressed the Prime Minister in a post on the same platform.
"It is naturally not enough to just shake a fist, distance oneself, and ask them to behave. That time is over. Talk to your national police chief, ensure the police do their job; gather the rabble and drive them away from the parliament," Jomshof wrote.
He also demands harsher consequences for the activists.
"Sweden should not be a playground for various immigrant extremist groups. We do not want, and should not have, their conflicts here. It's time to start deporting these groups," Jomshof wrote on X.