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A Pakistani man on trial as a ringleader of a rape gang walked out of his own trial in Bradford. So did his brother.
West Yorkshire Police published their photographs. They brought in the National Crime Agency. It led to the arrest of EIGHT people, across three towns, for allegedly helping to hide them.
Eighteen months later, the brothers are still free in Pakistan. I'll let you decide if any of the eight have been charged or convicted.
Two men do not beat a national manhunt on their own. Somebody paid. Somebody warned. Somebody hid them. And when you go back through seventy years of Bradford court records, you find the same hands doing the same work in every single era.
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What comes next is the National Inquiry, and forcing it to go where it does not want to go. The only way to do that is pressure. We got it this far. Now help push it further, to a place where politicians are forced to testify. That includes the Prime Minister.
My name is Raja Miah. I led the campaign that helped force the National Inquiry. I need your help to make sure it is not a whitewash.
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Congratulations to @KanishkaNarayan - Indian-origin Labour MP appointed as the United Kingdom's first-ever dedicated Minister for Artificial Intelligence.
#artificialintelligence
The anti-Hindu hate slogans and comments reported during the Gen Z protest in India are deeply regrettable.
Peaceful dissent is a democratic right, but hate speech against any community has no place in public life. If a movement wants moral credibility, it must reject bigotry clearly and consistently.
Kargil Vijay Diwas | Remembering Courage. Defending Sovereignty.
On 26 July, we remember the heroes of the Kargil War, who made the ultimate sacrifice defending India's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The conflict began when Pakistani military personnel and armed intruders crossed the Line of Control and occupied strategic positions on the Indian side of the Kargil sector. In response, the Indian Armed Forces undertook one of the most challenging military operations in modern history, fighting at extreme altitudes to reclaim every inch of occupied territory.
Kargil was not a war of conquest—it was a war to defend internationally recognised borders against continued hostility and aggression. The courage, discipline and sacrifice of India's soldiers ensured that this attempt was decisively defeated.
For British Indians and British Hindus, Kargil is more than a chapter in history. It is a reminder of the timeless values of Dharma—the duty to stand for truth, justice and the protection of one's nation. As we honour those who gave everything, we also reaffirm our commitment to peace, security and respect for sovereignty.
#VijayDiwas
RIGHT ON CUE!
Rajiv Sinha, Lead of “Hindus” for Human Rights UK - which has no track record for speaking about Hindus’ Human Rights - at the HCI in London, showing his support for an exam leak protest in India.
Why is Rajiv Sinha of HfHR communalising an exam paper leak issue by talking about Muslims and Christians?
By ignoring the real issue, Rajiv Sinha intentionally undermines students’ legitimate concerns.
What do you think?
Pakistan sponsored Khalistan terrorist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) — designated an unlawful association in India — has publicly announced $1 million in support for the CJP protest campaign.
SFJ chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, himself designated an individual terrorist, tied the offer to conditions: protesters must reject any dialogue with the Centre and continue agitating through Independence Day.
He also called for disrupting PM Modi's Red Fort address on Aug 15 and announced a Khalistan referendum event in Indianapolis on Aug 16.
Security agencies are now probing whether any funds were actually transferred, even as Delhi Police widens its investigation into violence during the "Chalo Sansad" march.
An Indian-designated terrorist group linking its separatist agenda to a domestic student protest raises serious questions. More importantly, will the protestors, who claim to be peaceful and law abiding, distance themselves from terrorist organisations?
✨ Who remembers our amazing Diwali Awards Ceremony & Dinner Dance last year? 🪔
Were you there? 🎉 Can you spot yourself in the video? Take a trip down memory lane and relive a truly fantastic evening celebrating the achievements, dedication and spirit
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Beyond the memes, beyond the noise, know the truth and malicious agenda and people behind the Delhi protests.
Taking a genuine issue and hijacked by far left extremists.
Same anti-India playbook, same break india toolkit, different year.
Jammu & Kashmir Amarnath Yatra: A policeman killed in a targeted terror attack in Anantnag
Today, during the annual Amarnath Yatra one police man was killed, marking a reminder of past tragedies like the Pahalgam terror attacks where individuals were brutally targeted after being identified as Hindus.
A cordon-and-search operation is currently underway to hunt down the attackers.
The recurring violence against pilgrims and security forces during sacred Hindu festivals raises a question: Why are Hindus repeatedly targeted and denied safety while observing their faith and traditions in their own country?
#Anantnag #AmarnathYatra #Kashmir #TerrorAttack #pahalgam
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BBC’s Journalism on India’s Gen Z: Incitement Masquerading as Inquiry?
The BBC’s October 23, 2025, article “Gen Z rising? Why young Indians aren’t taking to the streets” (by Soutik Biswas and Antriksha Pathania) framed India’s youth as digitally aware yet frustratingly passive compared to their counterparts in Nepal and Bangladesh. It pondered why young Indians weren’t mobilizing en masse for regime-challenging protests.
Fast-forward nine months to July 2026: Tens of thousands of protesters, under the “Cockroach Janta Party” banner, flooded Delhi’s streets at Jantar Mantar.
Protesters attacked and pelted stones at security personnel.
Is it mere coincidence that a high-profile BBC piece essentially lamented the lack of youth-led street unrest in India portraying stability and preference for economic progress over “chaos” as somehow deficient and was followed by exactly the kind of mobilized Gen Z protests the article seemed to invite?
#DefundTheBBC #CJPProtests #Cockroaches #ViolentProtests #india #cjp
Hindus in Bangladesh protest to demand the release of Haridas Chandra Tarani Das
Hindu community in Bangladesh have protested outside the National Press Club in Dhaka to demand the release of Haridas Chandra Tarani Das.
Haridas-ji, who was planning to build a 81-foot statue of Lord Rama in Gaibandha, was arrested on money laundering charges. While authorities are investigating financial discrepancies, protesters claim the arrest is a targeted attempt to halt the religious project and highlights growing discrimination against minorities in the region.
Activists from the Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Association are calling for justice, citing a pattern of rising attacks and harassment.
We urge the UK government to publicly press Bangladesh for the immediate, transparent and lawful treatment of Haridas Chandra Tarani Das, including access to counsel and a prompt, fair judicial review of the charges.
We also ask the FCDO to monitor and report on rising attacks and harassment of Hindus and other minorities.
#alleyesonbangladesh #savebangladeshhindus #bangladesh
@APPGFoRB@JimShannonMP@FCDOGovUK@GuptaPushpita
Hayes: Indian mother stabbed to death in her home
Kirandeep Kaur, a 24-year-old Indian national from Punjab, was stabbed to death in an attack at her home in Hayes, west London. She had moved to the UK on a student visa in 2024 and leaves behind a three-month old baby. A man in his 20s was also found injured outside the property.
Daniel Sean James, 44, has been arrested and charged with murder, attempted murder, and possession of a bladed article. He has been remanded in custody.
Kirandeep's family in Punjab, who sold their only piece of agricultural land to fund her education, are devastated. They suspect the attack was racially motivated and have appealed to the Indian government to help bring her body home. While the Metropolitan Police are keeping an open mind, they state there is currently no evidence of a hate crime.
While the Police so far has not found evidence of hate crime, this murder is one of many attacks against Indians and Hindus globally. Recently, politicians in the US and UK are feeding social Indians are taking jobs at home. Meanwhile, Mandirs are being attacked and slurred.
#india
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Invitation to Hindu RE Teachers
Are you an RE/PRE teacher who identifies as Hindu?
A PhD study at the University of Cumbria is exploring the experiences and perspectives of Hindu educators in Religious Education. Participants are invited to take part in two focus groups and
BBC Faces Trust Crisis, Half a Million Licence Fee Cancellations
BBC under pressure as around half a million households cancelled their TV licence in the past year, reflecting a wider crisis of trust and relevance in the streaming era. Alongside falling subscriptions, there has also been rising discontent among many, including British Hindus and Indians over what they see as biased or one-sided BBC coverage, adding to the broadcaster’s credibility challenge.
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European Parliament condemns Pakistan over human rights issues
The European Parliament has condemned Pakistan over the widespread abduction, forced conversion and child marriage of Hindu and Christian girls, calling Maria Shahbaz's case emblematic of a broader human rights crisis. The resolution urges Pakistan overhaul its legal system.
The human rights emergency surrounding forced conversions and child marriages in Pakistan is finally drawing international condemnation. At the Geneva Press Club, UNPO Secretary-General Mercè Monje Cano warned that these issues are "two faces of the same political crisis," disproportionately targeting young Hindu and Christian girls in Sindh, Pakistan due to weak legal enforcement, extremist pressure, and climate-driven poverty.
The European Parliament strongly condemned Pakistan after a court scandalous decision returned custody of a 13-year-old abducted girl to her abductor/rapist, upholding the forced marriage.
The EU Parliament and UNPO are calling for an immediate national complaint mechanism, enforcement of child protection laws, and global accountability to halt this systemic exploitation and protect minority girls.
Another case, another call for accountability. But will we see any change?
#hindusunderattack #HindusinPakistan
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