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Ex-UK cop claims fellow officers targeted Sikhs, called Malala racial slurs - Vimarsana News

Ex-UK cop claims fellow officers targeted Sikhs, called Malala racial slurs

Rebecca Kalam | Image: IANS A former cop with the UK's West Midlands Police has claimed that some officers routinely used racial slurs against Sikhs and referred to Nobel peace prize winner Malala Yousafzai as ‘tikka masala’.

Protection officers tasked with safeguarding Malala Yousafzai referred to the schoolgirl shot by the Taliban as 'tikka masala', claims whistleblower - Vimarsana News

Protection officers tasked with safeguarding Malala Yousafzai referred to the schoolgirl shot by the Taliban as 'tikka masala', claims whistleblower

Rebecca Kalam said she overheard some of the human rights activist Malala Yousafzai's (pictured) protection officers refer to her 'on a couple of occasions as tikka masala'.

...PM: FUL authorisation process needs to be reviewed - Vimarsana News

...PM: FUL authorisation process needs to be reviewed

There is the need for a new process to authorise the issuance of Firearm User’s Licences (FULs) for citizens.This was the response of Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley when he

Rowley: It's frightening | Local News | trinidadexpress.com - Vimarsana News

Rowley: It's frightening | Local News | trinidadexpress.com

Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley yesterday described as frightening, information from the current audit into the Police Service that a large amount of ammunition entering Trinidad and Tobago legally may

New firearm regulations fail to stop purchases of untraceable ghost guns in North Carolina - Vimarsana News

New firearm regulations fail to stop purchases of untraceable ghost guns in North Carolina

NORTH CAROLINA -- Federal and local lawmakers are scrambling to regulate a weapon being used more and more in communities across the nation.