The decision not to allow entry into the country of Paludan, the racist politician who burned the Koran

The new plans of Rasmus Paludan, the racist Scandinavian politician, who provocatively burned the Koran in recent months, fell into the water.

The far-right politician Paludan, who has Danish and Swedish citizenship, burned the Holy Quran in Sweden and Denmark, and this aggressive attitude provoked a great reaction from the international public.

Paludan, who attacked Turkey and Muslims, said he planned to go to England last week and burn the Holy Quran here in Ramadan. British authorities decided not to allow Paludan, who said he was preparing to carry out an ugly action in the Wakefield region of England.

The Minister of State for Security, Tom Tugendhat, responded to a question at the session he attended in the House of Commons and said that Paludan would not be allowed to enter the country.

Tugendhat said: “Paludan has given warning signs so coming to the UK will not be good for the public good. For this reason, you will not be allowed into the country,” he said.