The British government has approved an aid package worth over £100 million to (~$143 million) Pakistan, despite the country's refusal to take back Shabir Ahmed, the Pakistan-born ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang.
The British government intends to send aid worth hundreds of millions of dollars to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, despite its refusal to take back Shabir Ahmed, a Pakistan-born grooming gang ringleader. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The British government has approved a £153 million (~$205 million) aid package for Pakistan, despite the Islamic Republic’s refusal to take back Shabir Ahmed, the Pakistan-born ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang. DETAIL: The aid package will be sent over the next three years. The government intends to send the package despite the fact that the Pakistani government has refused to take back Ahmed, who was released from prison earlier this month after serving just 14 years of a 22-year…Open
The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has blamed the United Kingdom for the crimes of Pakistan-born Rochdale grooming gang ringleader Shabir Ahmed.
The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has rejected Britain’s request to take back Shabir Ahmed, the Pakistan-born ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang , and has blamed Ahmed’s crimes on him being raised in Britain. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: - This follows Pakistan’s refusal to accept the 73-year-old Rochdale grooming gang leader, despite Britain’s efforts to deport him. DETAIL: Pakistan has claimed that Ahmed’s crimes were the result of his being raised in Britain. “Regardless of where he was born, the onus lies on where he grew up , was raised, groomed, and unfortunately spoiled,” said Tahir Andrabi, Pakistan’s foreign office spokesman. The official further insisted that Pakistan had “no connection whatsoever with…Open
The government of the United Kingdom is considering visa restrictions on Pakistan after the country refused to take back the Pakistan-born ringleader of a major grooming gang.
The British government claims to be considering visa restrictions on the Islamic Republic of Pakistan if it refuses to take back Shabir Ahmed, a convicted grooming gang leader, following his release from prison earlier this month. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The British government is supposedly considering visa restrictions on Pakistan after the country refused to take back the Pakistan-born ringleader of a major grooming gang. DETAIL: Earlier this month, it was reported that Shabir Ahmed, the Pakistani ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang, was released from prison. According to the Immigration Act of 1971, immigrants from Commonwealth countries such as Pakistan who arrived in Britain over 50 years ago and have lived in the country…Open
The Pakistani ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang has been released from prison, rather than being deported from the United Kingdom.
The release of Shabir Ahmed, the convicted Pakistani ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang , has reignited debate over the United Kingdom’s lax immigration laws. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The Pakistani ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang has been released from prison, following news that the government has decided he “cannot” be deported. DETAIL: Shabir Ahmed, the 73-year-old Pakistani ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang, one of the most infamous gangs in the broader grooming scandal across the United Kingdom, which involves decades of mostly Muslim, South Asian men targeting white working-class girls for sexual abuse, has been released from prison. Ahmed served just 19 years of his notional 40-year sentence. He was…Open
A Pakistani grooming gang ringleader in the United Kingdom cannot be deported from the country despite losing his British citizenship.
A key figure in the grooming gangs scandal in the United Kingdom cannot be deported back to Pakistan despite losing his British citizenship , sparking public anger and calls for legislative change. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: - DETAIL: Shabir Ahmed is a key figure in the Rochdale grooming gang, one of the most infamous cases in the broader grooming gang scandal in the United Kingdom. The scandal revolves around mostly Pakistani Muslim men preying on white working-class girls across the United Kingdom. The 73-year-old Ahmed was convicted of 30 child rape offenses and sentenced in 2012. Along with eight other men, he was found guilty of multiple sex offenses against children as young as 13. They groomed their victims across various…Open