Will this make up for the tens of thousands of British girls whose lives were destroyed because authorities in shattered, staggering, dhimmi Britain were afraid of being called “Islamophobic”? No. But it’s a very small step in the right direction.
“Grooming gang who plied young teenage girl with alcohol and drugs then raped her have ‘pathetically short sentences’ increased,” by Noor Qurashi, Daily Mail, May 14, 2025:
Groomers who raped a young girl before escaping to Pakistan have had their ‘pathetically short sentences’ increased.
Ibrar Hussain, now 47, and brothers Imtiaz and Fayaz Ahmed, 62 and 65, were convicted in the 1990s of sexually abusing the teenager.
A court heard the trio plied the victim – aged 13 or 14 – with drugs and alcohol over the course of three years in Keighley, West Yorkshire.
Both Ahmed brothers fled during their trial and are believed to still be on the run abroad, while Hussain was the only one to hear his sentence in the dock.
They were the last of eight defendants convicted of sexually abusing two teenage girls.
Hussain was jailed for six and a half years for two counts of rapes – with the sentences to be served concurrently.
The brothers were sentenced in their absence, with Fayaz being given seven-and-a-half years while Imtiaz was given nine years in his absence for one count of rape.
But on Tuesday the Court of Appeal increased Hussain’s sentence for two counts of rape to 10 years, Imtiaz Ahmed’s to 11 years for one count of rape, and Fayaz Ahmed’s was increased to 10 years for two counts of rape.
Their sentences had been referred to the Court of Appeal by the Solicitor General under the Unduly Lenient Sentence Scheme.
Five of the group did not have their sentences reviewed as their cases did not meet the ULS criteria.
Michael Quinn, from the Crown Prosecution Service, previously said the men’s actions were ‘wicked, vile and sordid’.
Robbie Moore, Conservative MP for Keighley and Ilkley, had written to the attorney general’s office to complain about the groomers’ initial sentences.
He said: ‘They received pathetically short sentences, which have finally been deemed weak enough to be challenged under the Unduly Lenient Sentence (ULS) Scheme.
‘These men committed horrific crimes: rape, exploitation, and the sustained abuse of two 13 and 16 year old girls in our town.’…
John1 says
What good is it if they fled to Pakistan? You know the Pakistani government won’t turn them over because their behavior is sanctioned in the Korea.
Hugh Fitzgerald says
Does the UK have an extradition treaty with Pakistan? If so, why does it not demand the Ahmad brothers be sent back? And even without such a treaty, the U.K. has all sorts of economic pressure it can put on Pakistan, including ending any aid it provides, forbidding all Pakistani imports to the U.K., expelling all Pakistanis studying at U.K. universities, cutting off arms sales to Pakistan, and much more. Such acts would be widely approved.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Does Pakistan, pathetic as its economy is, really sell much to UK, other than just getting free aid money? Maybe that could be threatened, as well as expulsion of all Pakis even living in the UK. But as John Smith notes above, Starmer is too compromised to do anything, and I doubt that either a Badenoch or a Farage would be much better
Mary says
💯👍yes. Cowards running away!😡 a sign you’re GUILTY
somehistory says
Just looking at the photos, gives me the creeps. Imagine how the young girls felt, being there, being raped again and again.
These ghouls should hang by their eyelids over a croc pit or a pig stye. Prison is too good for these sons of demons.
Deus Vult says
I say take the perps deep into the English woods, and then insert male English patriots, with weapons, into those same woods. Let the chase begin.
Patrick says
Leftism/Islamism abound in the UK, it’s a country hell bound for Sharia Law. Muslims love the way leftists treat them, Islamophobia enforced on steroids. The average citizen is no longer welcome in the UK, most are fearful of walking out at night.
ed says
Deport them
After a mandatory life sentence
James Lincoln says
Back in the late 1970s, my sister did a “semester abroad” in London.
Everything went well – and she said that it was a great learning experience.
I would not recommend her doing that today…
rick says
The Brits continue to disappoint civilized society.
tgusa says
I look at their faces and it makes me very angry.
Mary says
💯👍yes. Cowards running away!😡 a sign you’re GUILTY