Police Investigate Racially Aggravated Rape of Sikh Woman in West Midlands

Police in the West Midlands are investigating a racially motivated and sexually violent attack against a British-born Sikh woman in her 20s in Oldbury. The victim reported being raped and subjected to racist abuse, including the attackers shouting "you don’t belong in this country, get out." The two suspects are described as white men, one with a shaved head and heavy build wearing a dark sweatshirt and gloves, and the other in a grey top with a silver zip. The attack has sparked fear and anger within the Sikh community, which has criticized politicians for not publicly condemning the incident amid rising racial tensions in the UK. West Midlands Police have launched a major investigation involving CCTV and forensic inquiries, and increased patrols are being deployed to reassure the community. Sikh groups are supporting the victim and her family and have called for urgent political action and heightened vigilance for community safety.