Who is ‘Lord’ Nazir Ahmad? Pak-origin former British MP now convicted of pedophilia

Lord Nazir Ahmed, a former United Kingdom Member of Parliament, was convicted on 5 January 2022 in Sheffield Crown Court within the UK for trying to rape a younger woman and sexually assaulting a boy below the age of 11 In the Seventies. Last yr, Nazir was compelled to retire from the House of Lords after a girl accused him of trying to achieve sexual favours by abusing his place.
Imran Khan’s pal PTI supporter Lord Nazir discovered responsible at Sheffield Crown Court 4 attempting to rape a woman, additionally convicted of a critical sexual assault towards a boy throughout the identical interval in teenagers. IK was planning 2 make him Kashmir Committee Chairman, they met simply 2 months in the past pic.twitter.com/YPfd8bzWDa— Gul Bukhari (@GulBukhari) January 5, 2022
Nazir Ahmed is near Labor Party chief and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. He is the primary Muslim MP to be appointed as a life member of the House of Lords, the British Parliament’s higher home. He additionally has a detailed relationship with Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan.
The conviction is a smack within the face to these trying to color India in a detrimental gentle, not simply within the UK but in addition in different international locations.
Ahmed’s disdain for India
Lord Nazir Ahmed, the face of the anti-India marketing campaign and Kashmiri separatist, was born in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and later moved to the UK. Nazir has been within the vanguard of a nasty anti-India marketing campaign, giving venomous remarks towards India over the Kashmir battle on quite a few events. He’s additionally been a vocal supporter of separatist Khalistani organisations.
During the 69th Republic Day celebrations on the workplace of the High Commission of India in 2018, Ahmed organised a ‘Black day’ protest through which Pakistani protesters tore Indian flags by hand and shredded them underfoot. Ahmed had additionally employed 5 non-public billboard vans with slogans similar to ‘Free Kashmir,’ ‘Free Khalistan,’ ‘Free Assam,’ ‘Free Nagaland,’ and ‘Free Manipur.’
In August 2018, he was one of many key audio system on the contentious ‘Khalistani Referendum 2020’ occasion in London’s Trafalgar Square. Many Indians, nevertheless, gathered to carry a counter-protest and present their open assist for India’s sovereignty.
During Prime Minister Modi’s go to to the United Kingdom in 2018, it was reported that Nazir Ahmed supported an anti-India marketing campaign by Kashmiri and Sikh separatists. According to studies, some British Sikhs and Kashmiri separatists deliberate an anti-India marketing campaign within the UK throughout Prime Minister Modi’s April 2018 go to to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting. Lord Nazir is reported to have funded the protest.
Wishing loss of life upon Indian Prime Minister Modi
“Claims of sorcery, jadoo, magic, witchcraft, on BJP by the opposition. (Arun) Jaitley, (Babulal) Gaur, former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Sushma Swaraj, (former Prime Minister) Atal (Bihari) Vajpayee, Manohar Parrikar, Chief Minister of Goa have all died in the last year. Hey, Narendra Modi is next.” Nazir Ahmed tweeted in 2019. Slamming Ahmed, BJP Leader Kiren Rijiju tweeted, “I’m unable to come to terms with the fact as to how, in the midst of the whole British intelligentsia, did you manage to get appointed as a Member of the House of Lords!!!” 
Ahmed shared a tweet in 2021 exhibiting a referendum for Khalistan in Westminster in London.
Punjab referendum underway in Westminster London now , historic vote on Khalistan pic.twitter.com/VzP85v8Tnh— Lord Nazir Ahmed (@nazir_lord) October 31, 2021
Lord Nazir Ahmed’s shady historical past
Lord Nazir Ahmed, who was appointed to the House of Lords by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, has a shady historical past. Following a sequence of controversies, he was expelled from the Labour Party varied occasions. He was sentenced to jail in reference to a deadly automotive accident in 2007. He had referred to his jail sentence, which was later diminished by a courtroom of appeals, as a “Jewish conspiracy.”