Islamabad reacts after UK minister's ‘British Pakistani males rape…' comment | World News

Pakistan on Wednesday refuted UK's residence secretary Suella Braverman's allegations that British-Pakistani males are a part of grooming gangs that “pursue, drug, rape, and hurt weak English ladies”, calling them as "discriminatory" and “xenophobic.”

Islamabad's international workplace (FO) spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch mentioned that she painted a "extremely deceptive image, signalling the intent to focus on and deal with British Pakistanis in a different way".

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"She (Braverman) fails to pay attention to the systemic racism and ghettoisation of communities and omits to recognise the large cultural, financial, and political contributions that British-Pakistanis proceed to make in British society," Baloch was quoted as saying by information company PTI.

Braverman reportedly advised Sky News in an interview final week that teams of males, nearly all British Pakistanis, are concerned within the sexual abuse of youngsters and younger ladies.

“What's clear is that what we have seen is a apply whereby weak White English ladies, typically in care, typically in difficult circumstances, are being pursued and raped, drugged, and harmed by gangs of British-Pakistani males who work in little one abuse rings or networks,” she mentioned.

She additional mentioned the authorities have turned a “blind eye to those indicators of abuse out of political correctness, out of concern, of being referred to as racists, out of concern, of being referred to as bigoted”.

“We have seen establishments, social staff, state businesses, cops, and social staff flip a blind eye to this-out of political correctness and out of concern of being referred to as racist. There are a lot of perpetrators operating wild and behaving on this approach, and it's now time for authorities to trace these perpetrators down with out concern or favour and convey them to justice,” the house secretary reportedly mentioned.