Extremist Australian man convicted of attacking pregnant Muslim woman

 

An Australian man has been sentenced to life in prison for attacking a pregnant Muslim woman in Australia. Extremist Australian citizen Louzina has been sentenced to three years in prison for attacking a pregnant Muslim woman, according to a foreign news agency. According to the news agency, an Australian court has convicted an Australian man who publicly tortured a hijab-wearing Muslim woman and sentenced him to three years in prison.

According to media reports, Luzina pleaded guilty and was sentenced. In a statement to the court, the accused said he did not carry out the attack because of Islamophobia, nor was it because of racism.

 "I don't hate Muslims at all but I don't want to be with them, I don't care about them," he said.

Following the confession, the court ordered the police to keep the convict in jail for two years without payroll. The attack on a Muslim woman took place on November 24 last year in Parmata, New South Wales, after which the Australian police arrested the extremist. A 43-year-old Australian extremist attacked a Muslim woman named Rana Haider in a restaurant.

A Muslim woman was eating with her friends when she was attacked by an extremist citizen. It may be recalled that after the CCTV video of violence against a Muslim pregnant woman came to light, social media and Islamic organizations in Australia were raising their voices against the incident, while the victim also posted on Facebook about the incident. Was After the protest on social media, police arrested extremists who do the action.