Security authorities probe into matters following reports.

Racist slogans at political gathering. - Security authorities probe into matters following reports.

Authorities tracked down the personal details of about 30 partygoers and dispersed the gathering. The police inquiry, which involves input from additional witnesses, is currently underway. When inquired if the investigation targeted a specific individual, an official from the police wouldn't offer any specifics. The case is still fresh and under development.

Lately, the song "L'amour toujours" has been linked to racist taunts on several occasions. A video of a local event on the North Sea island of Sylt went viral, showing partygoers shouting racist epithets to the tune. Leaders, including Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD), expressed dismay and outrage. Similar reports have emerged from other federal states as well.

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The gathering in question took place in the city of Mönchengladbach, located in North Rhine-Westphalia. State security and local police are collaborating in the investigation due to concerns about extremist activities. On a different note, a popular song, "L'amour toujours," has been tainted with racist undertones during singing sessions on Sundays, sparking controversy throughout the nation.

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