Musk recommends MP Priyanka Chaturvedi’s message, ‘not Asian but Pakistani grooming gangs’–

Rajya Sabha MP Priyanka Chaturvedi obtained support of technology billionaire Elon Musk on her viewpoint in which she objected Britain’s Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer for making use of the common term “Asian” with recommendation to a kid sexual assault rumor throughout components of England, mostly entailing gangs of males of Pakistani beginning.

In an article on X, Chaturvedi, politician of Uddhav Thackeray- led Shiv Sena, highlighted that the blame for brushing gangs in the UK can not be laid on Asia, however “one absolute rogue nation” Pakistan.

“Repeat after me, they aren’t ASIAN Grooming Gangs but PAKISTANI grooming gangs. Why should Asians take the fall for one absolute rogue nation?” Chaturvedi claimed.

Within mins, Musk responded to Chaturvedi’s message, calling it “true”.

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— Priyanka Chaturvedi (@priyankac19) January 8, 2025

Starmer deals with reaction

Meanwhile, Starmer has actually been encountering the force for utilizing the term “Asian grooming gangs” with the leaders of British Indians and various other South Asian neighborhoods implicating him of unjustly linking varied Asian ethnic cultures in criminal activities mainly dedicated by people of Pakistani heritage.

The term “Asian grooming gangs” came under analysis once more after the UK PM utilized it while protecting his document as Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) from 2008 to 2013.

British Indian and Sikh leaders say that such terms unjustly stigmatises whole Asian neighborhoods, consisting of Indians, Sri Lankans, and others, for criminal activities mainly connected to males of Pakistani heritage.

“We are dismayed that PM (Starmer) chose to whitewash this heinous atrocity with the word ‘Asian’,” a record by The Times of India priced estimate Krishna Bhan, Chair of the Hindu Council UK, as claiming.

“Our Hindu and Sikh ladies were likewise targets of these brushing gangs, and utilizing this obscure term disrespects all Asians,” Bhan further said.

MPs of Starmer’s party vote against grooming gangs inquiry

Meanwhile, the opposition Conservative Party in the UK, who are commonly referred to as Tories, had called for a new national inquiry into grooming gangs, but earlier today, the motion was rejected by the Starmer-led government and this could now lead to a political tension in the house of commons in Britain.

The Tories introduced the motion to ‘Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill’, which according to the UK government, aims at keeping children safe from exploitation. They demanded a national inquiry into the grooming gangs in the country.

The bill was, however, rejected by all the Labour MPs in the house by a vote of 364 against 111.

Among those who voted for the motion were – 101 Conservatives, five Reform UK MPs, two from the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), Traditional Unionist Vote’s Jim Allister, United Progressive Party’s Robin Swann, and Independent Alex Easton.

According to a report by news agency Press Association, the bill will now go straight for additional review without having to go through any other formal vote.