UK MP Rupert Lowe Releases Report on Alleged Pakistani Grooming Gangs

British MP Rupert Lowe, representing the Restore Britain party, published a 219‑page "Rape Gang Inquiry Report" that alleges systematic sexual abuse of white British girls by predominantly Pakistani gangs across the United Kingdom. The report claims the crimes have affected at least 250,000 victims in up to 149 local authority districts, describing patterns of grooming, drug provision, transportation of girls, repeated gang rape, forced pregnancy, and attempts at religious conversion.

Lowe accuses police, social‑care services, the National Health Service, schools and other agencies of failing to intervene or actively obstructing investigations. The document also alleges that major political parties, including Labour and the Conservatives, ignored the abuse to maintain Muslim voter support. The report names former Director of Public Prosecutions Keir Starmer as having previously allowed thousands of suspected perpetrators to avoid prosecution. No official response from the government or law‑enforcement bodies has been included in the summary.

The publication has sparked heated debate over immigration, political correctness and institutional accountability, with calls for further inquiries and policy reforms.