Ilford South MP joins Christian Charity in serving food and drink to local homeless people in Redbridge.

MP Sam Tarry used the time to encourage Redbridge’s most deprived residents and chose the time to celebrate the Coronation of HRH King Charles III.

Mr Tarry spoke with local homeless people who were captivated by his eloquence and gave him raucous applause.

Many homeless people could be seem having their picture taken with Mr Tarry, most having never met another politician during their time in homelessness.

Teenage volunteers Naomi (15 yrs) and Willow Chowdhry (12 yrs) met an MP for the first time and Willow interviewed him for BACA.

An Islamic cleric was lynched by a mob after comparing a political candidate Saeed Khan, to Muhammed.

The violence began when the cleric stated that Mr Khan was as pious as Muhammed during a political rally, he was punched on stage and fell at which point a mob began to attack him.

A video of a violent mob beating the man to death with sticks and trampling him to death has gone viral. 

WARNING AT THE END OF THIS ARTICLE IS GRAPHIC FOOTAGE OF THE ATTACK

A Christian man experienced a public beating when he eloped and married a Muslim woman, after they fell in love.

To get married Sikander William had to imitate conversion to Islam, as no Christian Pastor dared to marry a Christian man to a Muslim woman.

It is illegal to have sexual relations in Pakistan without marriage and the Christian man had his own Christian conscience about such matters, he felt he had no other alternative.  

Later the Muslim parents Mariyam forced the relatives of Mr William from his home and threatened to kill them if the family did not bring the couple to them.

After capturing the Christian man he was beaten with a chappel (sandal) while his hands were tied behind his back.  The beating was for reconverting to Christianity after his marriage.

Evidence exists that a sitting Pakistani Parliamentarian’s home was used as a torture room and that her husband was involved in the  kidnapping and violence.

A panchayat  unofficial village council of elders) then called for the husband and wife to be murdered on the second day of Eid.

On Thursday 4th May, British Asian Christian Association, welcomed several volunteers from Eden Church in Ilford, who had a visiting team from Belgium.

A team of three international volunteers who are at a Bible College in Belgium but hail from other countries including the USA and Canada, joined us at Clementswood Community Centre, and helped set-up and serve over 45 local homeless people.

Their input helped us greatly and it was a pleasure to be able to provide them with an opportunity for their mission work.

A Christian man in Allumahar, Sialkot was beaten and insulted before his village, after he accepted Islam and then returned to Christianity after marrying a woman.

The video shared violent footage of a Muslim man shouting and beating a man on knees with his hands tied behind his back.

Converting from Islam is not a crime in Pakistan, but local authorities have taken no action against any of the men who tied the Christian up and beat him publicly.

A large mob of Muslims watched unflinching as the perpetrator of the beating to the Christian hit his back with a chapple (sandal) as forcefully as possible.

British Asian Christian Association ‘Meals for the Needy’ service began a few months before the COVID-19 Pandemic lockdown of 2020.

During the lockdown in Redbridge we were the only soup kitchen/foodbank serving the homeless the economically challenged community locally.  This thanks to our ability to work with Redbridge Council in devising a safe working practice.  Throughout both lockdowns we were serving over 65 people a day, 2 times a day. Our wider collaborations that included Gurdwara’s, Churches, Mosques, Temples and a whole host of businesses, charities and community individuals meant that everybody had plenty of food to share.

A petty dispatcher and a gardener working at a girls school in  Arif Wala, Pakpattan have been booked under the draconian blasphemy laws of Pakistan.

Musarat Bibi and Muhammad Sarman cleared out a school cupboard and burnt scraps of paper, later identified as parts of a Koran.

Four days later they found themselves in a prison cell under arrest for blasphemy and face a life sentence.

A Christian farmer was shot dead in Okara Pakistan, after asking 3 Muslim men to stop eating and wasting his fruit.   

Renala Khurd Police have identified the killers, but have only been able to arrest one of the 3 murderers, Muhammed Intizar, though the crime occurred in January 2023.  Mr Intizar was arrested at his home the day after the killing.

Police authorities are aware that Muhammad Awais has escaped to another city while Muhammad Osama has fled Pakistan to avoid arrest. 

Though  pre-arrest bail was originally given to one murderer Mr Muhammed Awais we are hopeful that this will now be denied in a future hearing on 27th April, with the help of a BACA funded solicitor. 

Our advocate has already succeeded in denying post-arrest bail for Muhammad Intizar on 17th April.