The Continuing Poisoning Of West Yorkshire, this time in the present day in Ossett and the accumulated evils of the past in Bradford, Batley and Dewsbury. June 2026.
Once again British Movement Northern region finds itself reporting on the criminal trials of Asian grooming/rape gangs, mostly made up of ‘Pakistani-heritage’ Muslim men, as liberal minded journalists cravenly choose to describe them.
The names and the faces in the police mugshots seem to be just like those in all the other grooming/rape gang trials, and the details of the victims, vulnerable, underage White working-class girls. This poisoning of British towns and cities by imported attitudes and non-European values seems to be never ending as the same towns and cities of the North of England repeatedly surface in the same courtrooms and trial records.
First the mainstream media court reports for the Ossett trials.
“Four men have been convicted of offences against a vulnerable girl in Dewsbury and Ossett, with abuse dating back to the 1990s and justice was finally delivered in 2026. Jagtar Sahota, 64, carried out multiple offences between 1997 and 2000 while the victim was aged 16 to 20 and known to him through his business. Sentence: 21 years’ imprisonment (Leeds Crown Court, 29 April 2026).
“Zahid Hussain, 48, committed offences between 1994 and 1999 when the victim was aged 13 to 17. Sentence: To be determined (4 June 2026). Mohammed Chhibda, 49, was convicted of offences involving the same victim during that period. Sentence: To be determined (4 June 2026).
“Basharat Wali, 46, pleaded guilty to offences involving the same victim. Sentence: To be determined (4 June 2026). The case follows a West Yorkshire Police investigation into historical abuse after the victim came forward decades later.”
In the aftermath of the very recent murder trial for the killing of Southampton teenager Henry Nowak, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and assorted Labour MPs have made statements to the mainstream media whining about reports on social media and statements by populist MPs “creating division”.
In addition, a number of Labour MPs and other ‘progressive’ or liberal MPs have repeatedly condemned the language used to report on ‘grooming gang/rape gang’ trials as being ‘divisive’ and a threat to what they consider to be ‘community cohesion’ and ‘diversity’.
The reality is that ‘division’ has been created in the United Kingdom by the decades of mass immigration from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Africa, the Middle East, the Caribbean and other Third World territories, together with the colonisation of Greater London and a large number of towns and cities across the country. The former industrial centres of the North of England have particularly suffered from this colonisation from the 1950’s to the present day, and this pattern shows no sign of ending.
If Sir Keir Starmer wants evidence of ‘division’, he should take a long, hard look at the names and backgrounds of those convicted in the Bradford Crown Court judgements listed below. The media headlines including foreign news outlets, speak for themselves.
“UK Court Delivers Major Verdict In Grooming Gang Case”
“A UK court has sentenced 15 men to a combined 188 years in prison in a long-running grooming gang case in Bradford. The group was convicted of repeated sexual abuse of a teenage girl over several years. The survivor has spoken about lasting trauma as authorities highlight failures and call for stronger protection systems.”
“Bradford Grooming Gang Jailed for 188 Years in West Yorkshire”
“Bradford Grooming Gang 188 Years: 15 Men Convicted for Child Sexual Abuse.”
“Fifteen men have been sentenced to a combined 188 years in prison for the rape and sexual abuse of a young girl in Bradford. The Bradford grooming gang’s 188-year verdict was announced at Bradford Crown Court on June 3, 2026, after a decade-long journey to justice.
“The girl was just 14 years old when the abuse began. It continued until she was 18, spanning four years between 2007 and 2011. West Yorkshire Police first contacted the woman in November 2015. She had appeared multiple times in police records as a missing person. Those records helped officers identify her as a possible victim of child sexual exploitation. A full investigation was launched in February 2016.
“Multiple trials were held over the past two years. A reporting ban was in place throughout to protect the legal process. The judge lifted that ban on June 3, finally allowing the full story to be reported publicly. Sentences ranged from 8 to 17 years. Yousaf Bhatti received the heaviest sentence of 17 years for eight rapes. Anwar Aziz was jailed for 15 years for 14 rapes. Faisal Rashid, Omar Taj, and Abdul Basith also received lengthy sentences for multiple offences.”
“Speaking after the sentencing, the survivor said the abuse had taken away her childhood and consumed almost 20 years of her life. She said she felt deep sadness for her younger self and the pain she had to carry alone. She added that the trauma will stay with her forever, but she now hopes to learn how to live with it each day.”
Twenty people have been jailed for the sexual abuse of three girls in West Yorkshire between 1995 and 2003.
“The offences, which happened in Dewsbury and Batley, included rape and indecent assaults, and involved one victim who was just 12 years old when the abuse started. West Yorkshire Police said the girls had been “treated as commodities for the gratification of heartless predators” and were repeatedly sexually assaulted and, in some cases, given class A drugs.
“Proceedings against the 19 men and one woman began at Leeds Crown Court in July 2023, with six separate trials taking place.
“The last of those concluded in September 2024 and sentencing of the final suspect took place in 2025. Restrictions on reporting the sentences were removed in May and the BBC has since been checking the details with the courts.
“The following sentences were handed out:
“Ansar Mahmood Qayum, 49, from Dewsbury, was sentenced to 10 years for three offences of rape and two offences of indecent assault. The sentence was added to an existing 20-year sentence imposed on Qayum at court in a separate trial in another case in 2022, making a total sentence of 30 years.
Sajid Majid, 53, from Mirfield, was sentenced to 28 years for five offences of rape and three offences of indecent assault.
Manaf Hussain, 51, from Heckmondwike, was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 136 months for six offences of rape and an offence of supplying Class A drugs.
Tariq Azam, 57, from Dewsbury, was sentenced to 24 years for five offences of rape and four offences of indecent assault.
Zulfiqar Ali, 47, from Dewsbury, was sentenced to 22 years and six months for four offences of rape.
Aurrangzeb Azam, 56, from Dewsbury, was sentenced to 20 years for ten offences of rape and an offence of indecent assault.
Shakeel Haq, 58, from Birmingham, was sentenced to 19 years for three offences of rape and an offence of false imprisonment.
Rafiq Patel, 73, from Batley, was sentenced to 18 years for two offences of rape.
Zaheed Ali Nousarka, 58, from Batley, was sentenced to 18 years for two offences of rape.
Mohammed Sheikh, 53, from Batley, was sentenced to 14 years for two offences of rape and two offences of indecent assault.
Mohammed Yasin, 52, from Batley, was sentenced to 14 years for an offence of rape and two indecent assaults.
Liaquat Hussain Hanif, 49, from Batley, was sentenced to 12 years and six months for two offences of rape and an offence of supplying Class A drugs.
Ebrahim Mamaniat, 56, from Batley, was sentenced to 12 years for two offences of rape.
Ibrahim Khalifa, 88, from Bradford, was sentenced to 11 years for two offences of rape.
Shafiq Saddique, 57, from Dewsbury, was sentenced to 11 years for an offence of rape.
Mohammed Munir Shaffi, 48, from Batley, was sentenced to nine years for two offences of rape.
Mohammed Ishtiaq Hussain, 51, from Dewsbury, was sentenced to eight years for an offence of rape.
Abbas Kaji, 57, from Batley, was sentenced to seven years for an offence of rape.
Donna Lynn, 45, from Heckmondwike, was sentenced to three years for an offence of controlling prostitution.
Tasawar Hussain, 46, from Heckmondwike, was sentenced to three years for an offence of rape.
Two other men were found by a court to have committed the acts they were charged with, but were judged as unfit to enter pleas.
“DCI Rob Stevens of Kirklees District Police said: “This has been a major investigation into truly appalling sexual abuse of vulnerable girls in Kirklees by a large number of sexual predators. Over an almost two-year period, juries have heard some shocking revelations about the dreadful way victims were abused by those involved.
“They were repeatedly sexually assaulted, in some cases given Class A drugs, and very much treated as commodities for the gratification of heartless predators. The very significant jail terms given to some of these men, such as the 28-year sentence for Sajid Majid or the 20-year sentence handed to Aurrangzeb Azam, who was found guilty of 10 separate rapes, speak volumes about their depravity and the abuse meted out to victims in this case.
“He added that the offending had come to light due to the courage of the victims coming forward. These women showed enormous bravery in giving evidence in lengthy trials, and I hope they can feel a sense of pride in the determination they have displayed to see justice done, and in seeing people who have no place in society being put behind bars.”
Labour MPs and those behind the leftist drive for multiculturalism need to take a long, hard look at the details from these trials. Speaking out against such crimes is not ‘division’, but ignoring them in the name of ‘diversity and ‘community cohesion’ certainly is.
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Lower Images: West Yorkshire Police.
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