SNP's 'Tory-free Scotland' Campaign Sparks Controversy

Humza Yousaf's call for a 'Tory-free Scotland' faces backlash from Conservatives and mixed reactions within SNP.

Humza Yousaf, SNP leader, has called for a 'Tory-free Scotland', aiming to eliminate Conservative influence in upcoming elections.
Douglas Ross, Scottish Conservative leader, criticizes Yousaf's remarks as divisive and an insult to nearly 700,000 Tory voters.
Some SNP members, including Pete Wishart, express reluctance to use 'Tory-free' rhetoric, highlighting the importance of respecting all voters' views.
Opinion polls suggest SNP may lose seats to Labour, while Tories are confident of gaining from the Nationalists in the general election.
SNP's independence minister defends the 'Tory-free' campaign as a clear message, despite internal and external criticisms.