In the southern Swedish town of Malmo, protests broke when a copy of the Quran was burnt by right-wing extremists early Friday. At least 300 protesters had gathered to show their dissent.
A police spokesperson said that protesters hurled objects at them and also set car tires on fire, “We don’t have this under control but we are working actively to take control.
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He also added that the protests surged in the same place where the Quran was burnt.
In Malmo, it’s not the first time that an anti-Islamic activity has taken place. Last week, three men kicked a copy of the Quran in Malmo’s public square.
Anti-Islam protests surged in the region after the leader of Danish far-right political party Hard Line, Rasmus Paludan, was not granted permission to hold a meeting in Malmo and was stopped at the Swedish border, according to a newspaper.