On Thursday, the leader of the Danish "Hardline" party Rasmus Paludan set ablaze a copy of the Holy Quran in Linköping, southern Sweden, under police protection.

And news sources reported that Balodan came with the police to an area in the city inhabited by Muslims, and set fire to the Qur’an, without paying attention to the denunciations issued by a crowd estimated at 200 people.

Those present at the scene appealed to the police not to allow the racist Baldwan to carry out his provocation, but the police did not respond to their call.
In a statement, the head of the Swedish "Different Colors Party", Mikael Yuksal, said that anti-Muslim racist Baludan continues its provocations by burning the Qur'an in various Swedish cities under heavy police guard.

He pointed out that Balodan in particular chooses areas crowded with Muslims to carry out his provocations, and that the police allow him to do so.