Police in Sweden say they have arrested at least 26 people in the wake of weekend clashes in the cities of Norrkoping and Linkoping against the planned burning of the holy Quran by a far-right group.

Eight people were arrested in Norrkoping and 18 others were held in Linkoping, police said in a statement on Monday, adding that protesters in Norrkoping numbering about 150 threw stones at officers and set cars on fire.

Police fired several warning shots. Three people seem to have been hit by ricochets and are now being cared for in hospital,” police said about Norrkoping, adding none of the injuries was life-threatening.

Twenty-six police officers and 14 civilians were injured, police added.

On Sunday, clashes erupted in both cities for the second time in four days over rallies by anti-immigration and anti-Islam group Hard Line, led by the Danish-Swedish politician Rasmus Paludan.

According to health services quoted by local news agency TT, 10 people were hospitalised with minor injuries following the clashes and similar unrest in Linkoping, where the far-right Hard Line also abandoned a demonstration.

The violence began after a demonstration was organised by Paludan.

Police and protesters have been engaged in clashes over the past days beginning on Thursday, leading to injuries to several officers and the torching of multiple vehicles.

Paludan, who had permission for a series of demonstrations across Sweden during the Easter weekend, is known for Quran burnings.

On Sunday, they rallied again to protest against another gathering, which in the end Paludan abandoned.

the city of Malmo, a bus caught fire after unknown perpetrators threw a burning object at the vehicle, broadcaster SVT reported.
Passengers managed to escape the vehicle before anyone was hurt.

Other vehicles and several dustbins were also set on fire in Malmo and police were pelted with stones and Molotov cocktails on Saturday night after far-right leader Paludan burned a Quran.


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There will be consequences. Muslims are not docile and weak. They don't tolerate sh*t like the others.

naijafella:
There will be consequences. Muslims are not docile and weak. They don't tolerate sh*t like the others.

By burning papers in this digital age? Can koran in electronic format be burned?

naijafella:
There will be consequences. Muslims are not docile and weak. They don't tolerate sh*t like the others.

You funny shai.
" Muslims are not docile and weak". Can you hear yourself?

You think violence can only be carried out by a Faith-based people that are not " non-docile and non-weak"

You follow me read up there how them dey deal with headslammers in Denmark. And it will continue.....

naijafella:
There will be consequences. Muslims are not docile and weak. They don't tolerate sh*t like the others.

Well burning Quran or saying something nasty against those that muslims hold in high esteem has always been the fastest way to start conflict. Weak people probably seems week to you because they believe that God should fight for people not the other way round. You can burn all the bible in the world but you can't burn the one in my heart so I won't attack anyone because of the book. God can fight his own battles

naijafella:
There will be consequences. Muslims are not docile and weak. They don't tolerate sh*t like the others.

Is allah so weak that he can't fight for himself?kings and rulers are always in the battles front,not the subjects and the rules.