By: Keerthi Mohan
HOME secretary Sajid Javid has said Pakistani members of grooming gangs have “disgraced our heritage” and that there “must be some cultural connection” to their crimes. In an interview in The Times, Javid said: “It makes me feel angry . . . how they’ve disgraced our heritage . . . [There] must be some cultural connection, some reason.” Javid drew criticism for his reaction to the jailing of 20 men in Huddersfield for drugging, trafficking and raping vulnerable girls. “These sick Asian paedophiles are finally facing justice,” Javid tweeted last week. “There will be no no-go areas.” He was called…
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