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sanjaykumar wrote:Accept and send the rohingyas to panjab. That is the best for all.

sanjaykumar wrote:Accept and send the rohingyas to panjab. That is the best for all.

Bronwen Weatherby, PA
Mon, 26 July 2021, 1:15 pm

A Labour MP accused of housing fraud wept in court as she described the “traumatic” moment she called police and fled her family home after an argument with her brother during which he claimed she was possessed.

Apsana Begum, 31, who is on trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court, said she went to a police station on May 21 2013 out of fear she could become the victim of honour-based violence after her brother followed her to work.

On the same day, the Poplar and Limehouse MP said an argument erupted at her family home in east London when her brother locked her in the living room.

She said: “He told me he wanted me to see an imam because I wasn’t registering their concern about (her partner) Ehtashamul (Haque).

“He thought I was possessed and said he wanted me to get checked.

“I refused and said I’m not under a spell, this is my choice and I just wanted them to support me. But he started reciting the Koran. He had his hand over my head.

“I started shouting for my mum but she wasn’t responding. I didn’t know what was going to happen next.

“I thought he might beat me up.”

Begum said she managed to call 999 and when officers arrived she fled with only her handbag.

A court clerk passed Begum tissues as she said she had to collect her belongings which her family had placed in black bin bags outside their house on Woodstock Terrace.

Giving evidence on Monday wearing a white shirt and grey headscarf, Begum told the jury her Bangladeshi-heritage family disapproved of her relationship with Mr Haque, who is now a Tower Hamlets councillor.

Begum met Mr Haque while doing a community leadership post-graduate diploma. He was seven years older and had been married twice before, and her family did not see him as a suitable match for her.

She denies three counts of housing fraud for allegedly withholding information about her living circumstances to jump the queue for a council house between January 2013 and March 2016.

Tower Hamlets Council, which is bringing the prosecution, alleged it cost the local authority £63,928.

Begum is accused of not notifying the council that she was no longer living in overcrowded accommodation – as she claimed when she applied for social housing – after she moved in with Mr Haque.

She claims she rang the council to notify it for council tax purposes and believed it would share the information.

She said it was a period of “turmoil” due to the breakdown of her relationship with her family and having lost her father months before.

Begum also claims Mr Haque was “controlling and coercive” and had taken over her “matters and affairs”.

“We had started a new life together – it wasn’t easy but it’s what we had chosen. He said he would tell everyone,” she added.

During an interview with the council’s fraud investigations team on January 21 2020, a transcript of which was read out in court, she said: “I was going through a lot of turmoil at the time, escaping from an abusive situation and later on realising he (Mr Haque) was very, very abusive.

“He told me he was handling my matters and affairs. He had my details, bank details, he was making transfers and all that.” How many sob stories does Mohtarma have? (1) My father had just died (2) My brother wanted me to get checked by an Imam for "possession" because I got into a relationship with Mr. Haque (3) Mr. Haque was also controlling and abusive. She is playing every card in the deck to obfuscate the multiple counts of fraud she has been charged with (except her ace card, "Islamophobia", which she is probably reserving to appeal her conviction)

In response to evidence that her account had been making bids for houses while she was known to be living with Mr Haque, she denied making the bids and said: “I’m shocked to see these records.”

Asked if the bids could have been made by Mr Haque, Begum said: “It must have been him. He had access to the accounts.”

Last week, Begum’s defence lawyer Helen Law said investigators failed to “join the dots”, including that the complaint about her applications in 2019 was made by a relative of Mr Haque, Sayed Nahid Uddin.

She said she split with Mr Haque after he cheated on her in mid-2016. She added that she had also become concerned that he had a drinking problem.

In November 2016, Begum called police to report that Mr Haque had been following her from her workplace in his car, after constantly calling and texting her.

The prosecution says Begum attempted to gain social housing at first by claiming she lived in an overcrowded three-bedroom house with her family and did not have a bedroom of her own, which made her a higher priority in the queue.

However, according to a social housing application made in 2009 by Begum’s aunt, the house had four bedrooms. Begum insists there were only three when she lived there. Djinn Architecture...

Prosecutor James Marsland claimed she “must have had a good understanding of the social housing system and how it operated” because she worked for Tower Hamlets Homes (THH), a public organisation working with the council to arrange social housing, between October 28 2013 and August 3 2016.

The MP, who sits on the Commons Education Committee, entered Parliament with a 28,904 majority in the 2019 election. And that's why the Labour party will do their best to ensure that she walks away scot-free to cheat the public another day.

Haresh wrote:You can be stabbed for criticising Islam?
Yesterday's bloody events in Hyde Park should horrify everyone who believes in liberty and reason.

https://www.spiked-online.com/2021/07/2 ... ing-islam/

g.sarkar wrote:Tons of Brits living in Spain, refusing to integrate in any way and demanding to be treated as "Englishmen". They must be costing Spain a great deal of money in health care, as older people cost more than young EU workers living in UK. All that good stuff has come to an end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9FggJE1HjY
British 'expats' in Spain count the Costa Brexit
When article 50 is triggered, the UK will begin negotiating its exit from the European Union – and expats rights to healthcare, pensions and their British citizenship all hang in the balance. Britons living in Orihuela Costa, Alicante – ‘effectively a British enclave’ – give their views.
Gautam

m_saini wrote:Are we seriously comparing Indian immigrants in UK to Rohingyas? The Rohingyas who were genociding Hindus in Myanmar?

When have Indians started butchering Italians for "supposed" crimes committed by the bardancer and her spawn?

Am I just too stupid or is this shit fooking insane?

m_saini wrote:Edited. Apologies Avtarji and Rakesh saar, will stay away.

Rakesh wrote:Sent you email. Please check.

IndraD wrote:ISI penetration is complete in the UK, they now threaten political exiles from Pakistan at will
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/ ... n-hit-list Dissident Pakistani exiles in UK ‘on hit list’

"England thought that they would bully the Indian team. 'Let's bully Jasprit Bumrah, the number 11.' But they weren't aware of what kind of character Virat Kohli is. He was observing everything and then came back hard on England. He is a guy who never forgives. He will support his team in every way no matter what. Virat can't tolerate the bullying of his teammates. England started but it backfired and all credit goes to Virat. England were intimidated by the Indian team. On Day 5, when they got Rishabh Pant out, they thought they would get Shami and Bumrah cheaply too. But everything backfired for England. You just can't mess with India. Virat can't take bullying. He will give it back to you strongly," Panesar further said.

Ashokk wrote: You just can't mess with India. Virat can't take bullying. He will give it back to you strongly," Panesar further said.

....explained that Home Office Counting rules for recorded crime require police forces to flag crime records where the Home Office determines that they have a particular public interest, including offences involving child sexual abuse. There is, however, no additional requirement to record whether the circumstances of the crime involved a religious organisation or setting.[1] As a result, there is no way of reliably knowing how many of the child sexual offences reported to police in England and Wales took place in, or were linked to, religious organisations and settings.

Analysis of the data from early 2015 to January 2020 indicates that: of all known institutions where offending had taken place, 11 percent (443 instances) were committed within a religious organisation or setting;

"We are now having to come to terms, as a society, and we are going to have to recognise and accept, that during the 1970s and 1980s in particular, there was widespread sexual abuse of children taking place."

There was one constant factor: there was an abuse of power … to satisfy their sexual desires

"There was an epidemic of it in the 1970s and 1980s. We do not understand the true scale of it. There is a lot to come out. There are a lot more victims who are yet to come forward."