Rochdale Sex Grooming Pair Argue Deportation Is Not Fair Because Gang Leader Avoided It

Rochdale Sex Grooming Pair Argue Deportation Is Not Fair Because Gang Leader Avoided It
Adil Khan (left) and Qari Abdul Rauf, after their arrest in Rochdale, England, pictured in 2010. Greater Manchester Police
Chris Summers
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Two men who were convicted of being part of a gang that groomed and sexually exploited under-age girls in the town of Rochdale, near Manchester, have told a tribunal it is unfair for them to be deported to Pakistan because the gang’s leader is safe from deportation.

Last week Adil Khan, 51, and Qari Abdul Rauf, 52, began their final attempt to avoid deportation, at an immigration tribunal in London.
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