Rochdale grooming gang victim urges Priti Patel to kick her abusers out of the UK

A GROOMING gang victim last night urged Priti Patel to kick her abusers out of the country.

The Sun revealed that despite being told they would be deported six years ago, the men are still in the UK.

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A grooming gang victim has urged Priti Patel to kick her abusers out of the country[/caption]

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Freed Qari Abdul Rauf was pictured shopping in Rochdale, the town where he and other gang members groomed and sexually abused dozens of teenagers[/caption]

Girl A, the main victim of the Rochdale grooming gang, said it was a disgrace the Government had failed to act and urged the Home Secretary to explain why.

She spoke out after The Sun pictured freed Qari Abdul Rauf, 51, shopping in Rochdale, the town where he and other gang members groomed and sexually abused dozens of teenagers.

The married dad of five was jailed for six years.

He and fellow abusers Abdul Aziz, 50, and Adil Khan, 51, were told by the Home Office in 2015 they would be returned to their native Pakistan.

Girl A, 28, played by Molly Windsor in the BBC drama Three Girls blasted: “We were told they would be kicked out of the country.

“Knowing that had been done would have been a huge help for all of us in trying to rebuild our lives. But instead we’re still haunted by the paedophiles who raped and trafficked us.

“Every day we run the risk of bumping into them.”

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Girl A was played by Molly Windsor in the BBC drama Three Girls[/caption]

Politicians and campaigners joined calls for Ms Patel to act.

Tory MP Andrew Bridgen said: “Given his heinous crime, there can be few individuals more deserving of deportation.”

And former chief crown prosecutor Nazir Afzal, added: “There can be no reasonable excuse for this.”