London Mayor Sadiq Khan has issued a sharp response to criticism leveled at him and London during a recent United Nations General Assembly speech, describing the remarks as containing prejudiced undertones.

The diplomatic tension escalated following comments made at the UN, where London’s governance and changing demographics were criticized. The mayor characterized the ongoing public dispute as evidence that his previous responses had clearly resonated.

During the UN address, specific criticism was directed at London’s leadership, with claims made about proposed legal changes in the city. The speaker suggested that there were attempts to implement religious law systems, stating such changes would be inappropriate in the current national context.

Khan’s response highlighted what he viewed as a pattern of inflammatory rhetoric targeting diverse communities and their representatives.

The exchange represents the latest chapter in an ongoing public disagreement between the two officials that has played out across international platforms and social media over an extended period.

This developing story continues to attract significant attention as both sides maintain their positions on issues of urban governance, religious freedom, and international diplomatic discourse.

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