The leader of the British Party UKIP promises to ban hijabs in case of victory in the election

In the upcoming early general elections in the UK, the UKIP party plans to make the central point of its pre -election program the requirement to ban Muslims to completely cover their face in public places. Traditional hats - hijabs, nizaby, burka, burqa, as well as a curd should fall under the ban.

According to the Air Force , on Monday, the leader of the UKIP Paul Nutton will publish a new party’s election program, which will also contain a proposal to ban the laws of Sharia in the UK.

In an interview with the Air Force, Nattall said: "We currently have an increased threat of security, so to ensure the effective operation of the hidden video surveillance system, you need to see people's faces. I can’t go to the bank in a balaclava or a protective helmet. If I can’t do this, then I do not understand why some people have special privileges." (Quote for TASS.)

In addition, the party proposes to adopt a law that would undertake citizens immediately inform the police about cases of female circumcision if they know about it.

The former UKIP leader Nigel Faraj in 2010 already offered to ban hijabs, but then the party did not support him.

Early general elections to the UK parliament will be held on June 8.

Wearing Muslim hats that completely cover the face of a woman is prohibited in some European countries, including France, Belgium and Bulgaria.