Portsmouth Muslim activist condemns Westminster terror attack

A Muslim community activist has condemned yesterday's terror attack in Westminster and called for '˜unity' in the fight against terrorism.
Police close to the Palace of Westminster. Photo: Jonathan Brady/PA WirePolice close to the Palace of Westminster. Photo: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire
Police close to the Palace of Westminster. Photo: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire

Sumel Chowdhury, from North End, spoke out after a man drove a car into pedestrians on Westminster Bridge and attacked a policeman with a knife.

Scotland Yard has said it is treating the attack as a ‘terrorist incident’.

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Sumel, 36, said: ‘It’s completely wrong, and as a community we give our condolences to the victim’s families.

‘This goes against our way of life and we condemn it. We would like to see justice done to the people who are involved in this.

‘These people should not be labelled with a religion or race. We should fight with unity against them. We should treat them as evil terrorists.

‘My prayers are affected by what happened yesterday, especially the brave police officers. I believe no kind of terrorist activity should divide us.’