UK: Muslim woman punched in head and kicked off bus in vile Islamophobic hate attack by two women

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"She said they kicked her in the stomach off the bus backwards....she landed on the road on her back. It's an awful, awful thing to happen, but everyone there was trying their best to help."

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Source/Credit: Daily Mirror | UK
By Jon Dean | November 3, 2015

 A Muslim woman was punched in the head then kicked off a bus in a sickening racist attack.

Police were called following the Islamophobic assault by two women in south London.

Witnesses heard the female yobs shout racist abuse before and after they battered their victim, who was in her 40s.

Antonia Bance was waiting for the bus and saw a scuffle break out as commuters tried to stop the pair from getting away.

She told the Independent: "As I looked up there was a woman in a pink hijab lying on the road next to the back doors of the bus."

Ms Bance approached the victim to see if she could help.

"She said they kicked her in the stomach off the bus backwards....she landed on the road on her back," Ms Bance said.

Some bystanders called the police, while others helped the victim up and hugged her.

"It's an awful, awful thing to happen, but everyone there was trying their best to help," added Ms Brice.

Police say the victim was badly shaken and had to go to hospital for treatment.

She had now been discharged.

No arrests have been made.

Officers believe people may have filmed the incident and taken pictures of the suspects.

Anyone with any footage or information about the attack, which took place on a number 63 bus travelling from King's Cross to Peckham on Wednesday October 28 at about 8pm, is asked to contact police on 101.

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