Desecration of Holy Quran by a woman in a Norwegian rally

Oslo (94 news) The head of a local organization in Oslo, the capital of Norway, tore up pages of the Holy Quran during an anti-Islamic rally. After that, the violence at the anti-Islamic rally turned into a clash.
Initially, the protest was carried out in a peaceful and law-abiding manner. However, the situation worsened when the leader of SIAN started making inappropriate and objectionable statements about Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Muslim protesters came out on the streets raising their voices against him. After that, clashes broke out between the two groups.

After this action of the woman, the Muslim protesters became more angry. Dozens of people were also arrested in the violent protests. When the situation got out of control, a heavy police force was called. Pakistan has strongly condemned the recent incidents of desecration of the Holy Quran in the Swedish city of Malmo and Oslo, the capital of Norway. Foreign Office spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhary said in a tweet on social networking website Twitter on Sunday that increasing such incidents to defame Islam is against the spirit of any religion.
He said that there is no justification for religious hatred in the name of freedom of expression. The spokesman said that ensuring respect for the religious beliefs of others is a common responsibility and is very important for global peace and prosperity. 3 The members have been taken into custody, protests intensified across the country.