Muslim Gang Beats Sikh for Defending Woman

Student Amit Ahluwalia told police he was returning to Toronto to “live in a safer country” after being punched to the ground in a fast-food takeaway.
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But now the thugs who waylaid him and another student are behind bars after appearing in court.

Amit was one of four students including two women out for the evening from Queen Mary London University college campus at Mile End.

He tried to protect the women who the gang were molesting before rejoining his friends in a takeaway.

SCREAMING ‘KILL’

The gang armed themselves with bottles and stormed in after them screaming they were going to kill him.

He fell to his knees and waited for what he described were “continuous blows from bottles and fists to his head,” said prosecutors at Snaresbrook crown court.

Mr Ahluwalia, who has now returned to Canada, said in a statement he still suffers headaches and panic attacks from the “furious and repeated attack.”

He told cops before leaving for Toronto: “I would like to return home and live in a safer country.

“I keep thinking I will encounter these four again and they will kill me.”

His friend was attacked with a bottle during the incident at the takeaway before police arrived.

The four arrested, all Asians in their 20s from Whitechapel, Bethnal Green, Stepney and Poplar, admitted causing an affray and were each jailed for 13 months. Three had criminal records and one a police caution.

 
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You know, it doesn't surprise me in one way. Someone from gentle Canada would find East London seriously less friendly than where they came from. Actually, the article does not say they were Muslims, so we should be careful of conjecture! I know that area is mostly populated by Muslims, but for all we know they could have been from any "Asian" background.

what has happened is ..the entire coverage is not visible to me at this moment ..perhaps they check before registration ..i had been to that website ..veerji there is much more ..i mean many more surprises ..the thing is our guys here may not like it ..and i m just taken for a anti muslim person...which i dont deny entirely...

The attackers all had criminal records, this happened in the East End, and it looks like an endless story of gang activity very typical from the 1980's onward in a tough part of London. The names, ethnicities and the faces change; the conditions, causes, and the methods remain the same. Even Amit said he wanted to go back to a safer country -- that is how he sized it up. And as Dalsingh ji has said, we don't have enough information to pin it on any religious group at this time.

These guys are more than likely Bangladeshi's (who live in that area) who tend to attack in packs, because one on one I remember them as cowards. I remember on Bricklane a Muslims skull cap being thrown around by skinheads in the 80's, and these young braveheart Bangladeshi's all looked the other way. It took a Sardar to intervene and send the skinheads packing.
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Amazing how their offspring pick on women?

As I side note, Bangladeshi are the worst performers in terms of education, behind Afro Caribbeans in the UK.

They really are an odious bunch who are frequently attacked by Pakistani and Sikh gangs.

I wonder why? Are there any articles or government papers that try to get a grip on the situation. Sounds pretty bad.

Aad ji situation in Slough is not very suitable for Sikhs and Hindus ...they are attacked in different ways ...bullied by muslim groups in colleges ...girls cheated in relationships...shops threatened by street gangs...reactions have come from our side....however it shows no matter how gentle you are, you will have to turn wild with a wild animal around

rajkhalsa ji

I understand. However that part of London has been known from the 1700's to be a rough section where rough types live and work people over. It started that way at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution when many people were thrown off farms and migrated to cities. The first immigrants so to speak were from rural England, followed by immigrants from France and Italy, followed by other immigrant groups --- most often they were people without education or trades who picked up work as they found it. Historically the center of activity for grave robbers, petty thieves, extortion rackets, gang organizations, drug peddling, prostitution, child abuse of every kind, kidnappers, and so forth. Many turned to a criminal life-style and bred over generations a culture of expectations. Good people are trapped there by poverty. Getting out is often seen as disloyalty. So when people struggle to get an education or a good job so they can leave, they are branded as traitors. The social pressure to be either a criminal or a victim is so strong. Soon as I saw "Bethnal Green" mentioned as the home grounds of one of the attackers my thoughts were focused. There are good people everywhere, but there is something called "a hard part of town."

Aad ji ..the sad part is ..such a 'hard part of town' is usually a muslim dominated ...i seen this in mumbai...in indore where i reside now ...