Police hate crime probe as Sikh schoolboy attacked on way home

[Lostandmessedup 54]

I say we should burn the england flag and spit on it !!!!

 

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/police-hate-crime-probe-sikh-19343067

[Lostandmessedup 54]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/sikh-boy-attacked-video-telford-b1761683.html

[ChardikalaUK 155]

14 hours ago, Lostandmessedup said:

I say we should burn the england flag and spit on it !!!!

 

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/police-hate-crime-probe-sikh-19343067

Why not leave and go to Punjab?

[puzzled 3,091]

It needs to be accepted that Sikhs are being targeted for being Sikhs, these are not just random attacks, neither are Sikh attacked because they just happen to be there, they are attacked for who they are. 

[Ranjeet01 1,921]

Looking at the school, it is poorly performing school, probably full of chavvy council estate kids.

Being a Singh particularly in this type of environment is a sitting target.

The only thing now is the advent of social media. Everything is filmed and then it goes viral.

Also, has there ever been a situation where a Singh got into a fight and his dastar remained intact?

[Dsinghd 219]

Thanks to the police for treating this as hate crime and not just bullying. And acting swiftly.

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1 hour ago, Ranjeet01 said:

Looking at the school, it is poorly performing school, probably full of chavvy council estate kids.

Being a Singh particularly in this type of environment is a sitting target.

The only thing now is the advent of social media. Everything is filmed and then it goes viral.

Also, has there ever been a situation where a Singh got into a fight and his dastar remained intact?

Parents are not choosing schools wisely, especially parents with kids that have joora. Most parents look at convenience, how close the school is to their house etc but not how their different looking kid would fit in. 

The school I went to was mainly a Pakistani school with a few Sikh/Hindu and White kids, since the opening of the Sikh school in the area the number of Sikh kids at that school has dropped even more. Someone told me how some boy with a joora in that school was being bullied so bad that a teacher (Arab) personally contacted the boys mother and told her she should change schools. She then changed schools and sent him to the one in StokePoges. Why was he being bullied? because of who he is, so what the Muslim kids were doing to him should be seen as hate crime. 

I think many parents are out of touch with these kinds of things, but there is a lot more awareness now then there was a couple of years back. 

Sikh kids are getting bullied not randomly or because they happened to be there but because of who they are. 

[jkvlondon 5,396]

12 minutes ago, puzzled said:

Parents are not choosing schools wisely, especially parents with kids that have joora. Most parents look at convenience, how close the school is to their house etc but not how their different looking kid would fit in. 

The school I went to was mainly a Pakistani school with a few Sikh/Hindu and White kids, since the opening of the Sikh school in the area the number of Sikh kids at that school has dropped even more. Someone told me how some boy with a joora in that school was being bullied so bad that a teacher (Arab) personally contacted the boys mother and told her she should change schools. She then changed schools and sent him to the one in StokePoges. Why was he being bullied? because of who he is, so what the Muslim kids were doing to him should be seen as hate crime. 

I think many parents are out of touch with these kinds of things, but there is a lot more awareness now then there was a couple of years back. 

Sikh kids are getting bullied not randomly or because they happened to be there but because of who they are. 

honestly you believe most school districts allocate places purely on preferences , some run on lottery system , there is a dearth of spaces because there has been an explosion in  lower school populations as opposed secondary school places sometimes the choice is simply not there .

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16 minutes ago, jkvlondon said:

honestly you believe most school districts allocate places purely on preferences , some run on lottery system , there is a dearth of spaces because there has been an explosion in  lower school populations as opposed secondary school places sometimes the choice is simply not there .

yeah true, but in many cases schools do have the place but parents chose a school which is more convenient for them. What I've noticed here is a lot of Punjabi parents hold a grudge against Sikh schools because they didn't get a place for their kid in the Khalsa Primary school so get in a strop and don't sent their kid to the Secondary Sikh school. Every year we have a mela at the Khalsa primary school for kids, this Punjabi lady who used to live nxt door to us didn't take her kids to the funfair and when my mother asked why, the lady turned around and said they didn't give my kids a place so I'm not going to take them to the funfair. This is how Punjabi parents behave. 

[Ranjeet01 1,921]

42 minutes ago, puzzled said:

Parents are not choosing schools wisely, especially parents with kids that have joora. Most parents look at convenience, how close the school is to their house etc but not how their different looking kid would fit in. 

The school I went to was mainly a Pakistani school with a few Sikh/Hindu and White kids, since the opening of the Sikh school in the area the number of Sikh kids at that school has dropped even more. Someone told me how some boy with a joora in that school was being bullied so bad that a teacher (Arab) personally contacted the boys mother and told her she should change schools. She then changed schools and sent him to the one in StokePoges. Why was he being bullied? because of who he is, so what the Muslim kids were doing to him should be seen as hate crime. 

I think many parents are out of touch with these kinds of things, but there is a lot more awareness now then there was a couple of years back. 

Sikh kids are getting bullied not randomly or because they happened to be there but because of who they are. 

Slough has the blessing and the curse of having 5 grammar schools.

If you don't get into grammar schools, your options are limited.

I know what school you went to.

 

[Ranjeet01 1,921]

15 minutes ago, puzzled said:

yeah true, but in many cases schools do have the place but parents chose a school which is more convenient for them. What I've noticed here is a lot of Punjabi parents hold a grudge against Sikh schools because they didn't get a place for their kid in the Khalsa Primary school so get in a strop and don't sent their kid to the Secondary Sikh school. Every year we have a mela at the Khalsa primary school for kids, this Punjabi lady who used to live nxt door to us didn't take her kids to the funfair and when my mother asked why, the lady turned around and said they didn't give my kids a place so I'm not going to take them to the funfair. This is how Punjabi parents behave. 

That just shows how over-subscribed the school is.

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6 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

That just shows how over-subscribed the school is.

yh your lucky if your kid gets a place in that school. My friends trying to get his kids in that school but he said it will be unlikely.   

[ChardikalaUK 155]

3 hours ago, Ranjeet01 said:

Slough has the blessing and the curse of having 5 grammar schools.

If you don't get into grammar schools, your options are limited.

I know what school you went to.

 

Back in the 90s my mum scared me saying if I didn't pass my 12 plus I would go to sul infested Slough and Eton. Even Herschel had its fair share of idiotic suls, I can only imagine how bad Slough and Eton would be.

I passed with flying colours!

The 11 plus/12 plus really isn't that hard. You just have to practice a lot and you will be ok. Primary schools do not prepare you for it.

In the summer holidays before my 12 plus my parents made me do 3 practice papers a day and also one on every school day. Back then we didn't even know which day the tests would be.

[californiasardar1 135]

Why are these kinds of things always happening in the UK, which has such a large Sikh presence?

[jkvlondon 5,396]

1 hour ago, californiasardar1 said:

Why are these kinds of things always happening in the UK, which has such a large Sikh presence?

because like USA we have had the slow-witted whipped up into a racist frenzy by the words of the 'leader'  of the current government. Basically we are all cursed by the  anglosaxon thickness driving the agenda , they think they are a pure white nation under white genocide its laughable but dangerous.