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Man granted British citizenship by mistake held for murder

By: Keerthi Mohan

An Indian man who was given British citizenship by mistake has been held for the murder of his brother-in-law. Sukhwinder Singh, 41, has paranoid schizophrenia and stabbed his brother-in-law after being convinced that he was having an affair with his wife. Singh drove the dead body of Harish Kumar to West Bromwich police station in the West Midlands before handing himself in, reported The Times. Singh, who fled to Britain in 2007, had served seven years for murder in India. A clerical error resulted in Singh being granted British citizenship. “I have to sentence you for the offence of manslaughter, your…

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