London Mayor Sadiq Khan: Brexit is a complete, utter mess

London UK At least one million people took to the streets here on Saturday to protest against UK Prime Minister Theresa Mays handling of the Brexit process demanding for a second referendum to be held according to campaign group Peoples Vote UK the organiser of the protestLondon Mayor Sadiq Khan who was one the attendees launched a scathing attack against May However he wasnt the only one to do so there were continuous calls for May to step down from her post during Saturdays protestThank you to everyone who joined the PutItToThePeopleMarch today All 1000000 of you please get home safe pictwittercom2Pqprvmernmdash Peoples Vote UK peoplesvote_uk March 23 2019No matter how you voted Im sure youll agree Brexit is a complete and utter mess The British people didnt vote for a bad Brexit deal The British people didnt vote for a nodeal Brexit Its time to give us the British people the final say PeoplesVote Khan tweetedWith just days left to go let the message ring out from the many thousands here today This is about our future not our past This is about uniting our country not dividing us further Enough is enough its time to PutItToThePeople read another tweetSome of the media attack our judges as enemies of the peopleThe Prime Minister attacks our MPs for standing up for ordinary people Well we are the people and when it comes to Brexit we want a say over our future PeoplesVote ethu00c2u009fu00c2u0087ordfethu00c2u009fu00c2u0087ordmPeoplesVoteMarch ethu00c2u009fu00c2u0087ordfethu00c2u009fu00c2u0087ordm pictwittercom6Lh93cdb3Jmdash Sadiq Khan SadiqKhan March 23 2019May has previously rejected the idea of holding a second referendum and said The last general elections 80 per cent of the votes were cast for Members of Parliament who stood on a manifesto to honour that decision respect the first referendum I think the time is now to deliver for the British people The time is now to make the decisionIn 2016 over 50 per cent of the UK electorate voted to leave the EU following which the British government triggered Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty beginning the countrys process of its exit from the European bloc The thenPrime Minister David Cameron who supported continued membership to the EU resigned making way for May to take chargeDemonstrators gathered at the Parliament Square on Saturday to take part in the Put It To The People March and demanded that a second referendum be heldThe result of the 2016 referendum was not well informed one of the protesters told CNN Roads were closed in central London to aid the protests which ended around 5 pm in the evening local time Uncertainty looms even as UK looks at an extended period to exit from the EUThe bloc agreed to extend Article 50 till May 22 provided the British Parliament supports the Withdrawal Deal next week when May holds a meaningful vote If the Parliament rejects the deal again the UK will be given an extension only till April 12 according to Donald Tusk the President of the European CouncilCatch up on all the latest Crime National International and Hatke news here Also download the new midday Android and iOS apps to get latest updates