“Khan and two others who were jailed, Abdul Aziz, 49, and Qari Abdul Rauf, 51, were told they would be deported after their British citizenship was revoked. The trio lost an appeal against the Home Office ruling in 2018 but, for unclear reasons, they still remain in the UK.”
The reasons are actually quite clear. British authorities are terrified of the nation’s Muslim population, and don’t dare do anything to offend it. Yes, it’s a recipe for national suicide. Yes, hardly anyone in Britain or anywhere else cares.
“Terrified victim of Rochdale child sex grooming gang reveals ‘heart-stopping’ moment she bumped in to her freed abuser, 50, with another child shopping at Asda,” by Faith Ridler, Mailonline, May 14, 2020:
A terrified victim of Rochdale’s child sex grooming gang has revealed how her heart ‘stopped beating’ when she bumped into her freed abuser while shopping at Asda.
The woman, who cannot be identified, said she ran from the supermarket in Rochdale town centre in tears and reported Adil Khan, 50, to the authorities as he was with a ‘seven or eight-year-old’ child.
She told a friend: ‘Oh my God, he’s been in Asda. I’ve never been so scared in all my life. I feel like my heart just stopped beating.’
The victim is outraged that Khan and two other members of the gang remain in Greater Manchester despite losing an appeal against their deportation to Pakistan in 2018.
Former taxi driver Khan, known as Billy, began a relationship with the woman when she was school-aged, a few weeks after his wife had delivered their first child.
The victim, who believed Khan was her boyfriend, fell pregnant with his child when she had just turned 13.
Khan, who was jailed for eight years for trafficking and conspiracy to engage in sex with a child in 2012 but released in 2016, also trafficked a second girl, 15, to other abusers.
A jury convicted him of trafficking and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child and he was ordered to sign the sex offenders’ register for life.
Khan and two others who were jailed, Abdul Aziz, 49, and Qari Abdul Rauf, 51, were told they would be deported after their British citizenship was revoked.
The trio lost an appeal against the Home Office ruling in 2018 but, for unclear reasons, they still remain in the UK….