A distressing incident has unfolded in Oldbury, UK, where a 20-year-old Sikh woman was subjected to rape and racial abuse. The attack happened near Tame Road. The victim reported being targeted with racial slurs and being told to leave the country. The incident took place last Tuesday at 8:30 AM. Authorities are investigating the case as a hate crime, collecting CCTV footage and conducting forensic analysis.
The suspects have been identified as white males. One had a shaved head and a dark sweatshirt, while the other was seen wearing a gray top. The local Sikh community is in an uproar over this incident. Police have promised increased patrols in the area.
Members of Parliament have strongly condemned the attack. MP Preet Kaur Gill stated that the incident was a racially motivated attack. She affirmed that both the victim and all members of every community should feel safe, respected, and valued. She added that there is no place for racism or any form of hate in Britain. MP Jas Athwal also described the event as a vile, racist, and misogynistic assault. The attack follows an incident targeting two elderly Sikh men in Wolverhampton.