UK Hindutva youth shout abuse at Pakistan in UK. Leicester

[RescueRanger]

Violence flares during India v Pakistan cricket street celebrations in Belgrave, Leicester
Offensive chants were made and punches were thrown
By
Asha Patel

• 15:05, 30 AUG 2002

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FOOTAGE SHOWS BRAWL ON BELGRAVE GATE





Violence broke out when hundreds of people poured into the street in the Belgrave area of Leicester to celebrate the India cricket team's victory over Pakistan in the Asia Cup on Sunday. One man has been arrested after fans congregated on the Golden Mile.
Video footage of the chaos circulating on social media shows the moment a fight broke out in Shaftesbury Avenue, off Melton Road. A man's T-shirt was ripped off as a number of men or youths were seen throwing punches at him and others.
A Leicestershire Police officer appears to have been assaulted by one reveller who is then pinned down before other officers stepped in to help handle the situation. A spokesperson for the force confirmed that a 28-year-old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of assault and assaulting an emergency worker. He has since been released under investigation.

Offensive chants could also be heard repeatedly in the original clip, which LeicestershireLive has muted. However, the footage has been shared widely on social media with many describing some of the chanting as racist. It has also led to concerns around the local reaction to upcoming cricket matches.
Officers were forced to issue a warning urging people to avoid the area after people took to Belgrave Road, Melton Road and surrounding streets to mark the India team's win. Cricket matches between the two teams have long generated large-scale reactions in Leicester.

However, while previous unplanned street celebrations have been colourful and jubilant, Sunday evening was marred by an ugly hostility as violence and chaos erupted. Leicestershire Police has been made aware of the video and others circulating on social media and is carrying out further inquiries.


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Inspector Yakub Ismail, commander for the East Leicester police, which covers the area, said action would be taken He said: “Our officers are there to protect our communities and we take a zero-tolerance approach to them being assaulted in their line of duty.
"Following the events of Sunday evening, local officers are continuing to engage with young people, community leaders and stakeholders in the area. We want to ensure that any future celebrations are organised in a planned, safe and considerate manner.”
In a statement issued shortly after 6pm today, (Tuesday, August 30), the force added: "We are aware of the videos circulating on social media of racist and hateful chanting filmed in the Belgrave area of Leicester after the conclusion of the India v Pakistan cricket match on Sunday evening, (August 28)

A fight involving multiple people broke out in Shaftesbury Avenue.
"We are taking these reports seriously and an investigation is underway to identify those responsible. We are treating this chanting as a hate crime and anyone found to have been taking part will be dealt with accordingly.
"We will have extra patrols in the Belgrave area this evening and in the coming days. Please approach any officer on patrol with any information about those responsible for such remarks."
Suleman Nagdi, spokesman for the Leicestershire Federation of Muslim Organisations, (FMO), said: "Following the recent circulation on social media of very disturbing footage on Melton Road in Leicester, we urge local communities to work together to maintain the peace and harmony we have all enjoyed for so long. Leicester is a beacon of community cohesion.

"Hate, intolerance and violence by any group must have no place in our city. Such actions must be widely condemned and swiftly dealt with by the law."
Anyone with information relating to the incident is asked to contact the force, quoting incident 401 of 28 August.

Fucking clowns.

 

[_NOBODY_]

From this thread I guess UK is a really different and wild place

I don't think north American or Australian diaspora can relate to this one bit

I already stated once before on this is forum that British Pakistanis are built differently. They are by far the wildest among all the Pakistani diaspora. I would love to party with them. What I love most about them is definitely their patriotism.

My ancestors would not serve British Indian army if they paid a billion pounds a day ... I know mostly Pakistanis served it making you instrumental in bringing Ottoman Empire down, the creation of Israel and other middle eastern problems.

Ottoman Empire itself was a supporter of zionism in fact, it was the Ottomans that gave birth to zionism in the first place. I have never understood the blind worshipping of the God-forsaken Ottoman Empire by Pakistanis.

 

[Maula Jatt]

I already stated once before on this is forum that British Pakistanis are built differently. They are by far the wildest among all the Pakistani diaspora. I would love to party with them. What I love most about them is definitely their patriotism.

I would most definitely stay far away from em, single handedly destroyed our reputation with all sorta wild crap

It might look good on internet but irl, you don't want that energy of wannabe gang bangers, sexual grooming, drugs and add in jihadi salfist ideology

That's a mixed achar disaster

Although I love them for their patriotism, it's an inspiration

 

[_NOBODY_]

I would most definitely stay far away from em, single handedly destroyed our reputation with all sorta wild crap

It's better to have people be afraid of messing with you than to let them bully you. Whether one chooses to retaliate within the limits of the law or beyond the limits of the law is irrelevant, retaliation is important unless the dire consequences of retaliation significantly outweigh the positives.

 

[Nefarious]

It's better to have people be afraid of messing with you than to let them bully you. Whether one chooses to retaliate within the limits of the law or beyond the limits of the law is irrelevant, retaliation is important unless the dire consequences of retaliation significantly outweigh the positives.

Our parents were extremely hard working people. When they came to the UK our women were used to wearing gold and would frequently get robbed by blacks who were lazy to work. On the other hand you had national front skinhead racists attacking and having violent marches.

Typical of alot of migrant stories this is where these gangs started to protect our community. 90's onwards some went into drugs etc. The rest is history. There's good and bad and rich and poor, alot of successful businesses and entire streets owned and run by Pakistanis.

 

[mangochutney]

Wrong. If you have lived anywhere near Southall, you would have definitely seen the amount of hate that the Hindus in particular convey towards Muslims

South all is full of Sikhs
The Hindus in Southall are minisicule
Now it’s Somalia & Africa central
Must hurt the little Hindu heart seeing hoards of Muslims in southall

Hounslow is Pakistani area near southall
Filthy rich Pakistanis way more money than the dump of southall

 

[mangochutney]

Perhaps in america it doesn't but in the UK, Pakistanis and indians hate each other and don't really interact with one another.

Not in Birmingham .
We get on now and look after each other
It’s all about money now we don’t have time to hate people for what they are
In the 1980s there was a lot of friction but everyone’s grown out of it now
Pakistanis control the drug fraud gun trade here and the Sikhs have been let in as they’re sane culturally and do not snitch .
Hindus do the money laundering for the gangs and export vast monies out of UK hidden in cargo for Pakistani British .

From this thread I guess UK is a really different and wild place

I don't think north American or Australian diaspora can relate to this one bit

My friend UK is crime central you can’t even walk streets at night if your not from the area
Except Leicester lol which is as safe as it comes
I’m from Birmingham daily there are shootings killings murders
Now we have a war in bordesley green area between Pakistani pashtoons 8 afghans
They hate each other’s guts and the Pakistani pushtoons control that area along side the Kashmiris and have put the Afghan northern alliance crew in their place so much so they’re fleeing the area & moving to where Pakistanis who aren’t oushtoons live
Sparkhill mostly .

 

[mangochutney]

Yes cow-belter Sanghis from BIMARU states IMO are the worst, especially uneducated morons with new money in the family. They have something to prove.

But I tell these morons, don't try to eff with people in Tower Hamlets area. You will learn your lesson, very quickly.

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Yes tower hamlets is a ghetto and some rough Bengali’s there . The Hindus have no chance anywhere in UK to act tough unless with fellow Indians .
But they’re mostly good people and are here to work & stay away from trouble but the big Hindu companies are money launders and are the best at they’re job .

 

[TNT]

In a 10 to 1 or similar situation, the trick is to grab one important person and make sure he doznt escape and make sure he gets it all.
Long time ago we faced a similar situation in murree, we were 8 guys and the murree thugs were 40 to 50. We caught the owner and beat the shit out of him, the other guys had sticks n all and were hitting us but our full focus was on the single guy lolz. All the 50 guys had to back off because the owner fainted and they thought he ll die.

 

[mangochutney]

Nab bro, UK desis all lower class youth acting like some gangsters.
Meanwhile American mostly educated class.

Meanwhile in Brampton/Canada our Sikhs are having sword fights in the middle of streets....cant beat that


Looks like a ghetto, why would anyone whos not ghetto wanna step in that shyt...

It was these ghetto guys who made the UK a safe place for the old men and ladies from sub continent to walk in peace with no racist swears or attacks . Freshies have it easy and should always be thankfull for the struggle the first second generation in uk went through for them to walk safely

 

[aakash_2410]

I wonder what @aakash_2410 thinks of this? anything to say?

This is literally 20 minutes from my home.

Despicable drunkards if I'm honest.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

I already stated once before on this is forum that British Pakistanis are built differently. They are by far the wildest among all the Pakistani diaspora. I would love to party with them. What I love most about them is definitely their patriotism.


Ottoman Empire itself was a supporter of zionism in fact, it was the Ottomans that gave birth to zionism in the first place. I have never understood the blind worshipping of the God-forsaken Ottoman Empire by Pakistanis.

Pakistanis in the US never faced systemic racism like the ones in the UK did. So there was never a need to form gangs on the scale that the UK Pakees did. The only racism we faced was after 9/11 but even then it was mostly sikhs getting beat up.

This led to Pakistanis getting money through education and businesses.

Not to take anything away from UK Pakees, but let’s be honest..UK police treats people with kids gloves. Cops in the US don’t **** around and Pakees here would never be able to get away with half the shit UK Pakees do unless there were also strong enclaves and ghettos of Pakistanis.

Living in and around NYC from the 90’s to late 2000’s Pakees from mini Pakistan in Coney Island Brooklyn would go to Queens in Jackson Heights and bully Bhartis by taking their girls and stomping them out for a fun night out. But it was never anything more than that.

That’s when the Sikhs in NYC started disassociating themselves from Indians and saying their identity is Punjabi ect ect. Even bhartis started the whole ‘we’re all desi bro‘ thing just so they wouldn’t get beat up.

On a whole, interaction between Pakistanis and Indians in the US is very minimal. Indians avoid us like they’re scared and Pakistanis tend to just ignore them because we don’t really have that much in common.

Respect to the UK pakees for representing though. UK Pakees may be a lot of things but you’ll never hear anyone say they’re pussy. Also they always rep Pakistan no matter what.

 

[Varunastra]

The amount of mental masturbation in this thread

 

[_NOBODY_]

Pakistanis in the US never faced systemic racism like the ones in the UK did. So there was never a need to form gangs on the scale that the UK Pakees did. The only racism we faced was after 9/11 but even then it was mostly sikhs getting beat up.

This led to Pakistanis getting money through education and businesses.

Not to take anything away from UK Pakees, but let’s be honest..UK police treats people with kids gloves. Cops in the US don’t **** around and Pakees here would never be able to get away with half the shit UK Pakees do unless there were also strong enclaves and ghettos of Pakistanis.

Living in and around NYC from the 90’s to late 2000’s Pakees from mini Pakistan in Coney Island Brooklyn would go to Queens in Jackson Heights and bully Bhartis by taking their girls and stomping them out for a fun night out. But it was never anything more than that.

That’s when the Sikhs in NYC started disassociating themselves from Indians and saying their identity is Punjabi ect ect. Even bhartis started the whole ‘we’re all desi bro‘ thing just so they wouldn’t get beat up.

On a whole, interaction between Pakistanis and Indians in the US is very minimal. Indians avoid us like they’re scared and Pakistanis tend to just ignore them because we don’t really have that much in common.

Respect to the UK pakees for representing though. UK Pakees may be a lot of things but you’ll never hear anyone say they’re pussy. Also they always rep Pakistan no matter what.

I wonder if Pakistanis get along with Indians in San Francisco outside their workplaces.

 

[MilSpec]

Look at this BIMARU practice, no comment necessary.

And that is where they will remain.

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