Islamized UK: Muslim Youths Terrorize Indian 'Kafir' Family for Months, Hinduphobic Police Dismiss Video Evidence as Non-Hate Crime (Watch)

A disturbing trend of targeted attacks by Muslims against Indian Hindu families in the UK has once again emerged, with a recent incident in the West Midlands shedding light on the harrowing experiences faced by one Indian Hindu family. The attacks, perpetrated by young Muslim males, have raised concerns about the safety of the Indian Hindu community in the country. Shockingly, local police have declined to register the case as a ‘hate crime,’ as reported by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

The victims, identified as Ramana Nagumalli, his wife, Radhika Kulkarni, and their 8-year-old daughter, reported five instances of harassment to the West Midlands police in July. One distressing incident involved the family being surrounded by a hostile mob outside a local leisure center.

Recently, the perpetrators targeted their house, kicking the front door while using derogatory terms such as ‘Kafirs,’ a dehumanizing expression employed by Muslims against non-Muslims.

Voices of the Victims

The situation has left the Indian Hindu family living in constant fear, reluctant to leave their home. Recounting her ordeal, Radhika Kulkarni expressed, “I was shivering outside; I was just crying. I wasn’t able to sleep. We didn’t do anything to anyone. Why is this hate there?”

She described a particularly alarming incident: “They just grabbed us and made a circle around us. I got scared, held my daughter’s hand, and ran away.” The victim emphasized the emotional and mental toll, stating, “We’ve gone through so much. We wanted them to be punished in some way. We don’t want to live in fear. Everyone wants to live peacefully. We don’t want anyone to go through what we’ve been through,” highlighting the family’s nightmares and panic attacks.

The mother and young child have been struggling with panic attacks several panic attacks, explains the father. “My daughter also did not want to sleep in this home. She was terrified and didn’t want to return, and that’s the impact it had on her. So, for a couple of months, it felt really like living in a prison.”

Police Response

Regrettably, the family’s complaint to the West Midlands police has yielded no meaningful action. In response to an email inquiry by the BBC, the police cited insufficient evidence to categorize the crime as a ‘racially aggravated offense.’

While the police acknowledged that the accused Muslim youths confessed to harassing the couple and their 8-year-old daughter, they asserted that the ongoing investigation does not warrant classifying it as a ‘hate crime.’ A police spokesperson clarified, “This included speaking to the victims and the young people responsible for the offenses at length. The parents of the young people were supportive of police action, and we are satisfied that a community resolution was the correct step to take given the young age of the people involved and their history of non-offending.”

The Indian Hindu family insists that the police should have charged the offenders with hate crimes to prevent others from enduring a similar ordeal. The family reports that the police’s interaction with them has left them feeling very unsupported, scared, and as if they are “not the victims but, instead, being treated like criminals.”

UK Officials Anti-Hindu Patten

The recent incident involving the Indian Hindu family in the West Midlands sheds light on a disturbing pattern of Hindu harassment that is unfortunately not isolated. Reports indicate that Indian Hindu communities in the United Kingdom have been grappling with systemic Hinduphobic issues, and this is not the first instance where they have faced such challenges.

RAIR Foundation USA highlighted the prevalence of Hindu harassment in the UK, underscoring the urgent need for attention to this issue. Last year, in Leicester, the Indian Hindu community found themselves in a crisis as tensions escalated due to misunderstandings and a weak police response. What initially started as a disagreement during a cricket match quickly transformed into targeted attacks on Indian Hindus.

The police, grappling with misperceptions, falsely linked Indian Hindus to controversial anti-Islamic statements, triggering a series of assaults, property damage, and religious desecration by Muslims. The situation worsened as Muslims, claiming victimhood, spread misinformation, portraying Indian Hindus as extremists and stirring up mobs of Jihadis. The police struggled to control the escalating violence, the government did little to prosecute the Islamic criminals, and biased media coverage further exacerbated the challenges at hand.

In this tumultuous environment, the peaceful and well-integrated Indian Hindu community in the UK found themselves fearing for their lives. Not only were they targeted by Muslims, but they also faced a disheartening reality where the authorities seemed to allow the Jihadis to act with impunity. This is not the first time police seemed to have aided and abetted Jihadis. OpIndia reports that in a recent case, the harassment itself was perpetrated by a British Muslim cop.

Meanwhile, despite the severity of the attacks on the Hindu community by Muslims, there was a noticeable lack of global attention or police action, raising questions about unequal coverage compared to what might have transpired if the victims were Muslims. Many prominent journalists are calling into question whether the UK is once again participating in two-tier policing, as the disparate response to the attacks on the Indian Hindu community prompts concerns about unequal treatment based on religious affiliations.

Hindu family live in fear of religious hatred

Targeted abuse at the family's home by Muslim lads caught on camera trying to kick down door… Yet police claim there is "insufficient evidence" for a prosecution

Now imagine it was "far right yobs" targeting a Muslim home. What…

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Sources: OpIndia, BBC,