According to report from London according to a media report, Ravneet Singh, 37, who is from Punjab, was waiting to enter the Portcullis House, part of the British Parliamentary Estate, to meet Sikh Labor MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi when the assault took place. Meanwhile Singh said he was waiting in the queue when the man, who was shouting "Muslim go back", approached him and tried to remove his turban, a religious headgear.



Meanwhile Dhesi who was to host Singh, expressed "disgust" at the incident and sought action against the culprit. Meanwhile according to the report, the police have confirmed being alerted at 5.20 pm about the assault outside the building adjacent to the Houses of Parliament, which is home to offices for MPs and their staff. Police said no arrest has been made so far and they were probing the case.

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Furthermore the Sikh community in the UK has often been the mistaken target of hate crimes against Muslims that surged after the 9/11 attack in the US. Last June, an airline passenger mocked a Sikh man's turban and suggested he was a "terrorist" in a series of racist Snap chat posts that sparked outrage on social media.

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