Paedophile Rochdale grooming gang member, 51, who got a 13-year-old girl pregnant argues he shouldn't be deported to Pakistan because his son needs a role model

[dallysingh101 7,445]

Paedophile Rochdale grooming gang member, 51, who got a 13-year-old girl pregnant argues he shouldn't be deported to Pakistan because his son needs a role model

• Adil Khan and Qari Abdul Rauf have been told they will be deported to Pakistan
• Since release from jail in 2016 they have fought a legal battle to remain in the UK
• Father-of-five Khan says he must be a 'father figure' to teach 'right from wrong'

 

 

A member of the notorious Rochdale grooming gang has told a judge that he should not be deported back to Pakistan because his son needs a role model.

Adil Khan, 51, and Qari Abdul Rauf, 52, have been told they will be sent back to Pakistan for the good of the British public, after both were part of a gang convicted of a catalogue of serious sex offences in May 2012.

For two years from early 2008, girls as young as 12 were plied with alcohol and drugs and gang-raped in rooms above takeaway shops and ferried to different flats in taxis where cash was paid to use the girls. 

Since release from jail on licence in 2016, they have fought a long legal battle against deportation - mounting multiple legal challenges and appeals - spanning several years on the grounds that deportation would interfere with their human rights. 

But now both Khan and Rauf will finally hear if they can remain in the UK after a date for their deportation case was set for later this year.

Khan appeared at a final deportation hearing on Wednesday to argue he should not be deported, where Judge Charlotte Welsh asked him how his son might be affected if he was deported from the UK.

Khan, speaking through a Miripuri interpreter, replied: 'As you know, the father figure is very important in every culture in the world, to be a role model for the child, to tell him or her right from wrong.

 

Adil Khan, 51 (pictured), a member of the notorious Rochdale grooming gang who got a 13-year-old girl pregnant, has told a judge that he should not be deported to Pakistan because his son needs a role model

 

 

Khan and Qari Abdul Rauf - who can still move freely around Rochdale - were among nine Asian men convicted for sex offences against vulnerable girls in 2012. Police fear as many as 47 victim may have been groomed by the gang.

Failure to deport any of the gang has led to widespread anger in Rochdale, where victims realised they had been living alongside their recently-released tormentors.

A string of Home Secretaries have also come under fire after being accused of failing to act after members of the group were ordered to be deported in 2015.

Khan also claimed he is not wanted by his family back in Pakistan because his notoriety would be bad for the business they own.

Failure to deport any of the grooming gang has led to anger in Rochdale, where victims were living alongside their tormentors, and has heaped public criticism on a number of home secretaries.

Khan got a 13-year-old girl pregnant, but denied he was the father, then met another girl, 15, and trafficked her to others using violence when she complained.

Adil Khan, 51, and Qari Abdul Rauf, 52 (pictured), have been told they will be sent back to Pakistan for the good of the British public, after both were part of a gang convicted of a catalogue of serious sex offences in May 2012

 

Rauf, a father-of-five, trafficked a 15-year-old girl for sex, driving her to secluded areas to have sex with her in his taxi and ferry her to a flat in Rochdale where he and others had sex with her.

For two years, from 2008, a gang of men in Rochdale preyed on girls as young as 12, plying them with alcohol and drugs before they were gang-raped in rooms above takeaway shops and ferried to different flats in taxis where cash was paid to use them.

Police said as many as 47 girls were groomed.

The appeal hearing against both men was adjourned until Thursday morning.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10942871/Paedophile-Rochdale-grooming-gang-member-argues-shouldnt-deported-Pakistan.html

[ChardikalaUK 884]

I am absolutely disgusted by this, sick to my stomach. First of all they only spent 4 years in jail for paedophilia and rape. WHAT THE F@CK is up with that! 

They should be spending the rest of their lives behind bars. Ideally they should've got the death sentence if they still had it here. The lives of those girls is ruined forever. 

There is something really depraved about the suls. I remember when these grooming stories broke out, they interviewed some suls on the street asking them what they thought about the problem, many of them said it takes two to tango, partly blaming these young girls, total sickos. 

As for being a role model to his son, he'll tell him that it's fine to rape kuffar women because their prophet did the same. 

 

[dallysingh101 7,445]

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[dallysingh101 7,445]

 

[Big_Tera 1,717]

In a way "some" of the girls have to take responsibility. Some of them openly eloped with these Muslims on their own will. 

The police said it themselves. It was fashionable for some of these goria to have an older Asian bf. 

Many thought they were in love... Apnia can take a note of this next time they also find themselves in love and then cry when they get used and abused. 

Anyways glad these scumbags all got lengthy sentences. Finnaly the police got the culprits. I bet these fools thought they could get away with it. 

P.s I said "some" not all of them were like that. 

 

 

[ChardikalaUK 884]

19 minutes ago, Big_Tera said:

In a way "some" of the girls have to take responsibility. Some of them openly eloped with these Muslims on their own will. 

The police said it themselves. It was fashionable for some of these goria to have an older Asian bf. 

Many thought they were in love... Apnia can take a note of this next time they also find themselves in love and then cry when they get used and abused. 

Anyways glad these scumbags all got lengthy sentences. Finnaly the police got the culprits. I bet these fools thought they could get away with it. 

 

 

Come on man, these are 13 year old girls.  You have no clue at all at that age about the world and its dangers. You are a child at this age. This is paedophilia plain and simple. You can't blame the victims in cases like this. 

And the 50 year old perverts knew what they were doing was wrong. 

[MisterrSingh 8,528]

Goreh need to rediscover that sense of community where someone's daughter is akin to their own. They've developed this insular mentality where they see other goreh as competition in every walk of life. It's strange. 

Plus, how do 12 or 13 year old girls end up wandering the streets until the early hours? Even if they're in care, why are there not enforceable curfews for these vulnerable girls? 

As much as Muzzies need to be castrated for their filth, gorah society needs to have a serious talk with its young girls. Sexual liberation and general attitudes to freedom have gone too far. 

[Big_Tera 1,717]

9 minutes ago, ChardikalaUK said:

Come on man, these are 13 year old girls.  You have no clue at all at that age about the world and its dangers. You are a child at this age. This is paedophilia plain and simple. You can't blame the victims in cases like this. 

And the 50 year old perverts knew what they were doing was wrong. 

Of course I am not taking away any blame from the culprits. They are 100% to blame. But the girls and also their parents have to take some responsibility. They should have not gone anywhere near these scummy people in the first place. 

They loved the excitement and attention they were getting. They should have been wiser and kept clear of them. As I said "some". 

Not all were like that.

[ChardikalaUK 884]

19 minutes ago, Big_Tera said:

In a way "some" of the girls have to take responsibility. Some of them openly eloped with these Muslims on their own will. 

The police said it themselves. It was fashionable for some of these goria to have an older Asian bf. 

Many thought they were in love... Apnia can take a note of this next time they also find themselves in love and then cry when they get used and abused. 

Anyways glad these scumbags all got lengthy sentences. Finnaly the police got the culprits. I bet these fools thought they could get away with it. 

 

 

Come on man, these are 13 year old girls.  You have no clue at all at that age about the world and its dangers. You are a child at this age. This is paedophilia plain and simple. You can't blame the victims in cases like this. 

And the 50 year old perverts knew what they were doing was wrong. 

[ChardikalaUK 884]

1 hour ago, MisterrSingh said:

Goreh need to rediscover that sense of community where someone's daughter is akin to their own. They've developed this insular mentality where they see other goreh as competition in every walk of life. It's strange. 

Plus, how do 12 or 13 year old girls end up wandering the streets until the early hours? Even if they're in care, why are there not enforceable curfews for these vulnerable girls? 

As much as Muzzies need to be castrated for their filth, gorah society needs to have a serious talk with its young girls. Sexual liberation and general attitudes to freedom have gone too far. 

Western culture is more individualistic in a lot of ways. It has both it's positives and negatives. 

[MisterrSingh 8,528]

24 minutes ago, ChardikalaUK said:

Western culture is more individualistic in a lot of ways. It has both it's positives and negatives. 

It does. I'm always mentally comparing and contrasting decent Punjabi (non-degenerate) culture and theirs. One thing I admire is how they encourage an adventurous curiosity in their kids. Punjabis are incredibly risk averse to the point where they extinguish any out-of-the-box thinking in youngsters. Probably explains why we easily defer to various types of authority, which is weird considering Punjabis also have a wild, rebellious streak. So many contradictions.

[californiasardar1 982]

What a sick, pathetic person.

[californiasardar1 982]

20 minutes ago, MisterrSingh said:

It does. I'm always mentally comparing and contrasting decent Punjabi (non-degenerate) culture and theirs. One thing I admire is how they encourage an adventurous curiosity in their kids. Punjabis are incredibly risk averse to the point where they extinguish any out-of-the-box thinking in youngsters. Probably explains why we easily defer to various types of authority, which is weird considering Punjabis also have a wild, rebellious streak. So many contradictions.

 

The "decent Punjabi culture" you speak of doesn't appear to exist in any substantial way today.

 

Anyway, Punjabis (and Indians more generally) lack critical thinking skills, and that is probably partially due to the intolerance for out-of-the-box thinking that you point out (and lack of promotion of creativity more generally, I would argue).

[MisterrSingh 8,528]

30 minutes ago, californiasardar1 said:

The "decent Punjabi culture" you speak of doesn't appear to exist in any substantial way today.

There's pockets of it here and there in the UK at least, and from my own observations and experiences the families who possess this quiet, reserved demeanour are largely those families whose elders served in the Indian armed forces in the last century. It's a mentality that's almost inherited down through the generations but clearly diminishes with each subsequent generation as the disciplinary "memory" enforced by a patriarch fades away.

 

36 minutes ago, californiasardar1 said:

Anyway, Punjabis (and Indians more generally) lack critical thinking skills, and that is probably partially due to the intolerance for out-of-the-box thinking that you point out (and lack of promotion of creativity more generally, I would argue).

That wild Punjabi rebelliousness I mentioned mostly seems to emerge at the behest of cunning Punjabi leadership who weaponise it for their own gain for various large scale struggles and movements. That's the only time you'll see society approve the social shackles being thrown off and authority being challenged. Individually - in times of "peace" and things being relatively calm and settled - we revert to strict conformity. Funny, that our leaders approve of us going off-script only when they want us to destroy ourselves so they can ultimately gain power on the back of our sacrifices.

[ChardikalaUK 884]

1 hour ago, MisterrSingh said:

It does. I'm always mentally comparing and contrasting decent Punjabi (non-degenerate) culture and theirs. One thing I admire is how they encourage an adventurous curiosity in their kids. Punjabis are incredibly risk averse to the point where they extinguish any out-of-the-box thinking in youngsters. Probably explains why we easily defer to various types of authority, which is weird considering Punjabis also have a wild, rebellious streak. So many contradictions.

Gorey are not as obsessed with their relatives as much as apne but they do care more about the wider society and what impact their actions will have on that. Indians are usually the opposite. 

Most gorey also tend to work in careers they have a genuine passion for rather than purely for monetary reasons or how society will judge them. This also leads to innovation. 

The bowing down to authority is common throughout Asia, even in prosperous places like Japan and these places also lack innovation. The Japanese (and now Chinese)  often take Western inventions and just make them better rather than inventing things themselves.