Three British Pakistani men charged with 46 child sex offences after 'complex' police probe

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Three British Pakistani men charged with 46 child sex offences after 'complex' police probe.

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Three British Pakistani men have been charged with a total of 46 offences relating to child sex abuse following a "complex" investigation by Greater Manchester Police.The historical abuse is alleged to have taken place between 1996 and 2001 in the market town of Bury.

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The alleged offences are said to have been carried out against 10 different girls, all aged between 14 and 16 years old.

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Ashfaq Khan, 46, of Bury, has been charged with 36 counts including allegations of rape, attempted rape, indecent assault and false imprisonment.

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