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The issue of organized child sexual abuse and the infamous ‘Grooming Gangs’ has once again resonated with full vigor in the British Parliament, which has created a stir at the international level. British MP Rupert Lowe read out the painful testimonies of those unfortunate and victimized women on the floor of the House, which even his own heart shuddered after reading. The MP claimed in a very aggressive manner that for years, minor and innocent girls in Britain were gang-raped and physically exploited, but the country’s government staff and local police administration remained completely blind. MP Lowe, citing his personal and independent investigation report, has demanded from the British government that now the time has come to leave aside politics and public shame and wage a decisive war against these dreaded criminals.
At the age of 13, they were given drugs and their body was torn, this ordeal of the victim’s daughters will shake the soul.
The statements and testimonies of the victims made public by MP Rupert Lowe in Parliament cross all limits of barbarity and inhumanity. According to a report read in the House, one of the victims tearfully said in her testimony that since she was just an innocent 13-year-old girl, she was trapped in the clutches of a grooming gang and within the next three years, around 600 to 700 different men gang-raped her. Another victim said that she was made unconscious by making her drink some intoxicant and then brutally tortured, but when she reached the hospital in a blood-soaked condition, the doctors and staff present there rejected her complaint outright. The girls also alleged that the criminals had publicly issued dire threats to kill them and their entire family, due to which they remained suffocated for years.
Disgusting game of racial hatred: White and non-Muslim girls were made ‘soft targets’
A very disturbing social and religious aspect has also come to light in these sensational documents presented in the Parliament. According to testimonies, these dreaded criminals deliberately targeted minor girls belonging to the white and non-Muslim community. While sexually exploiting these girls, the accused also used to make extremely objectionable racial and religious comments against them. A private investigation report by MP Rupert Lowe has claimed that there are strong indications of such ‘gang-based child sexual exploitation’ in at least 85 different areas of Britain, in which the main accused are men of Pakistani origin. It was clearly stated in the report that the government agencies did not take any strict legal action against these Pakistani criminals in time due to fear of increasing racial tension in the society, due to which their morale kept increasing.
British administration’s argument: Crime has no religion, identification should be done on individual basis
However, a different view of the British administration, human rights organizations and many sociologists has also emerged on this entire controversy. He consistently says that a heinous disease like child sexual abuse should not be seen through the prism of any particular community, country or religion because the culprit has no religion. The administration argues that criminals involved in such heinous acts should be identified on the basis of their individual crime and act, and not by putting the entire community in the dock. The government says that they are committed to providing justice to every victim and strict action is being taken as per the law without any discrimination.
This dark empire of sin started from Rotherham, task force tightened the noose
The dreadful truth of this organized crime in Britain was first exposed on a large scale in the city of Rotherham, Yorkshire. The famous ‘Alexis Jay Report’ in 2014 shocked the world by revealing that between 1997 and 2013, more than 1,400 children were brutally sexually abused in Rotherham alone. After this, similar scary cases were reported from about 50 British cities like Rochdale, Oxford, Telford and Bristol, where many of the main accused were later given strict sentences by the courts. According to the recent report of Britain’s ‘Child Sexual Exploitation Taskforce’, more than 1.15 lakh cases of sexual crimes against children were registered within the country in the year 2023, out of which about 3.7 percent cases were directly related to similar group or gang-based crimes. This special task force has arrested more than 550 suspects and sent them behind bars in the very first year of its establishment and the campaign for complete safety of children is still going on with great enthusiasm.
