A UK based man choose an undergarment and a mask as his protest attire
A UK based man choose an undergarment and a mask as his protest attire.
Nothing seems to surprise the people in 2020 as it is an year which has been bitter, for the most of it, and also bizarre.
In a very bizarre incident, a man from UK has become viral because of his weird way of protesting.
A protest is accepted as a democratic right worldwide. People protest against the government and laws which they deem invalid. Protests have been an integral part of every governmental body as it helps the people in power, 'the public servants', realize and note how their ruling and governing is affecting people who are the body on which those laws are often exercised.
A protest is a tool and a right to display dissent and disapproval against the policies and functioning of the government.
The very controversial lockdown shopping rule of Welsh, which has declared the ban on sale of non-essential goods during times of lockdown and peril, has listed clothing, books, homeware etcetera as 'non-essential items'.
Christopher Noden from Newport, Wales, was stopped by the security guards at the shopping complex in which he tried to enter wearing only a face mask and an underwear.
Christopher Noden wanted to protest the ban on the sale of 'non-essential' items like clothing by wearing absolutely no clothing himself. Upon questioning from the guards at the shopping complex Christopher Noden was heard saying "Clothing is an non essential item".
The 38 year old protestor had already decided to visit the Tesco Store in Spytty Retail Park wearing no clothes.
The Welsh government placed their restrictions and put them into force at around 6 pm on Friday. This ban on 'non-essential items' has led to several stores in the Welsh nation preventing the purchase of items like books for children and clothing for the public.
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