The Green Party has been accused of sectarianism. This is why that's wrong

The UK's Green Party has been accused of sectarianism by the rival Labour and Reform parties following a by-election victory in Gorton and Denton. Opponents allege the win was secured through divisive politics and illegal "family voting" within the constituency's significant Muslim population. However, the election's returning officer has disputed these claims, stating no such issues were officially reported during polling hours. A Labour insider quoted in the piece suggests the accusations are a "dog-whistle" tactic used after the party alienated Muslim voters.