Oil Protest became a problem for the UK government, protesters now disrupted Wimbledon, three arrested
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oi-Sohit Kumar
Wimbledon:
During Grigor Dimitrov’s match at Wimbledon, three environmental activists disrupted the match by throwing pieces of colored paper onto the court. There was also a woman among these protesters, who was wearing a ‘Just Stop Oil’ T-shirt. At present all three have been arrested.
The protesters were arrested
Actually, this organization wants the British government to stop new oil, gas and coal projects. According to the All England Club, both the protesters have been arrested. Dimitrov defeated Japanese qualifier Sho Shimabakuro 6. 1, 6. 2, 6. After defeating 1, he said about the performance, ‘It was not good, but what can you do with it.’
Cases are not stopping even after increasing security
Apart from this, the match of Australia’s Daria Seville and Britain’s wild card holder Katy Boulter was also interrupted. Security at Wimbledon was increased by the All England Club in coordination with the London Police and other agencies following the group’s appearances at major sporting events in the UK this year.
Protesters targeted these games
Protesters had also previously disrupted the Ashes Test, the Test between England and Ireland, the Premiership Rugby Final, the Premier League football match and the World Snooker Championship, after which three protesters were arrested for obstruction.
All England Club director of operations Michelle Ditt said last week: ‘Based on what has happened at other sporting events and on the advice of our key partners, we have reviewed our security plans, which have now been extended to The Championships. Has gone.’
In fact, a protest against the government is going on in England under the name ‘Just Stop Oil’. The protesters here are protesting against the government’s new oil, gas and coal projects. In such a situation, the protesters are adopting new methods to get their demands accepted.
What is Just Stop Oil Performance
Just Stop Oil is an environmental activist group that takes up environmental issues. Currently, the group has taken to the streets to protest against the UK government’s new oil, gas and coal projects, demanding that the government cancel the licenses associated with these projects with immediate effect.
