Labour has launched a full-scale attack on George Galloway over his absence from the UK during the Holborn by-election. The former MP, currently in South Africa, was accused of having a "long-track record of divisive campaigns and rhetoric." The Labour Party emphasized that Galloway is not "even in the UK" during a critical electoral period.
The by-election, held in London, has become a focal point for political tensions. Labour's campaign strategy highlights Galloway's lack of local engagement, arguing that his absence undermines his credibility. Galloway, known for his controversial political stances, has not commented publicly on the accusations.
The Labour attack comes amid heightened competition in the constituency, where voter turnout and public sentiment are closely watched. The party's focus on Galloway's physical presence underscores broader concerns about political accountability and local representation.
The outcome of the by-election remains uncertain, with both parties vying for control in a politically charged environment.
