The "Bring Down Tesla" movement in the United States plans to hold its "largest scale protest" on March 29th

According to a report by tech media The Verge, the "Topple Tesla" movement in the United States made a massive call on Wednesday for organizers, filmmakers, congressmen and other key figures to unite. On March 29th, they held 500 demonstrations at 277 Tesla (TSLA.O) showrooms and supercharging stations across America. The "Topple Tesla" movement originated from dissatisfaction with Elon Musk's growing political role, his close relationship with Trump, and his leadership of the government efficiency department. Since a large part of Musk's net worth is tied to his holdings in Tesla shares, members of the "Topple Tesla" campaign targeted this electric vehicle manufacturer. Unfortunately, protests against Tesla and Musk have become increasingly violent; there were shootings at Tesla stores and cars set on fire. Supercharging stations and vehicles owned by Tesla customers were also damaged or burned down. As these incidents escalated, President Trump pointed out that he believes such actions are domestic terrorism. Attorney General Pam Bondi also noted that those behind arson attacks and damage to Teslas will be brought to justice.