Farage Issues Deportation Ultimatum Over Grooming Gang Ringleader

Nigel Farage has issued a hardline deportation ultimatum to Pakistan after Islamabad rejected Labour’s appeals to take back Rochdale grooming gang ringleader Shabir Ahmed, according to GB News. The Reform leader slammed the diplomatic failure as humiliating for the nation.

The diplomatic stand-off intensified after Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, informed Ed Miliband that no bilateral agreement exists between the two nations that would legally allow the transfer of child rapists. The UK had formally requested Ahmed’s deportation following his release from prison on July 2.

Mr Farage did not hold back in his assessment of the failed negotiations, describing the government’s current predicament in stark terms.

Nigel Farage described the appeals as ‘humiliating’ for Britain.

— GB News

The refusal leaves Downing Street facing severe questions over its border enforcement and international agreements. Ahmed, who served time for his role in the Rochdale grooming scandals, remains a focal point of intense public anger regarding the handling of foreign-national criminals.

• Nigel Farage demands immediate action following Pakistan’s rejection
• Mohammad Ishaq Dar cites lack of a bilateral transfer agreement
• UK requested deportation after Ahmed’s release from prison on July 2

Further diplomatic developments are expected as Westminster weighs its next steps in response to Islamabad’s refusal.

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