Former Lord Nazir Ahmad in more trouble, accused of abuse in the early 1970s

LONDON: Former Lord Nazir Ahmad was found guilty of aggravated assault in the early 1970s. According to reports, National Desk: One such case was heard in court when former Nazir Ahmed repeatedly sexually abused two children at a young age.

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According to sources, 63-year-old Nazir Ahmed is currently on trial in Sheffield Crown Court on a number of sexual offenses committed in the 1970s. The court was told the allegations surfaced in 2016, when a man and a woman contacted police.

Nazir Ahmed, formerly known as Lord Ahmed of Rotherham, dismissed the allegations as baseless.

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It was also found that Nazir Ahmed tried to rape a girl under the age of 16 at a party, he tried to assault a boy under the age of 14, and has been charged with allegations of rape concerning a girl under the age of 16.

According to reports, his brothers Mohammad Farooq, 70, and Mohammad Tariq, 65, have also been charged with indecent assault of a boy under 14 years of age. However, they are not able to appear in court for hearing.

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Prosecutor Tom Little QC said the alleged victims “did not complain at the time”. “The people who were abused were too young to stop it and couldn’t do anything about it,” Mr. Little said.

When Nazir Ahmed was arrested, and questioned about the woman’s allegations, he denied the allegations in court.

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Mr. Little also claimed that there was evidence that Lord Nazir Ahmed had acted this way before the age of 14.

The prosecutor explained that, at present, the law does not criminalize intercourse with children under the age of 14. Therefore, the crime of that time can no longer be punished.