Anas Sarwar opens up about being victim of racist attack when he was 14
Scottish Labour leader said he did not tell his dad what happened and blamed his brother for the black eye.He also opened up on the vile racism faced by his son and parents in the city.Sarwar, who is in Brighton this week for the Labour conference, was speaking at an event chaired by Daily Record Westminster Editor Torcuil Crichton.The conversation covered a range of issues, including his personal experience of racism.The Glasgow MSP, party leader since February, became active in politics in the 1990s when he helped his dad Mohammad, who was the Labour MP for Glasgow Govan.He said: “I remember the 1997 election being assaulted in the high rise flats of Ibrox and we never told anyone about it, never told my dad the story, pretended I got a