British Sikh Woman Jailed

An 86-year-old British-Sikh woman imprisoned for the murder of her daughter-in-law in a so-called "honour killing" 25 years ago has been released from jail after 16 years.

A British Sikh woman was handed down a two-year suspended jail term by a UK court for launching a campaign of racist abuse and harassment against her Hindu ex-boyfriend and his family over a period of five years, including posting beef through their door as an attack on their faith.

Three Sikh men and a woman convicted for carrying out a revenge attack on Lt Gen (retd) K S Brar, who oversaw the controversial Operation Blue Star in 1984, were today sentenced to varied jail terms by a British court.

A drunken woman secretary, who hurled racist abuse at fellow Tube travellers in a tirade that was viewed by thousands of internet users across the world after being uploaded by a Sikh, was today jailed for 21 weeks.Jacqueline Woodhouse launched an expletive-laden racist rant at passengers on the Central line.

An 86-year-old British-Sikh woman imprisoned for the murder of her daughter-in-law in a so-called "honour killing" 25 years ago has been released from jail after 16 years.

A British Sikh woman was handed down a two-year suspended jail term by a UK court for launching a campaign of racist abuse and harassment against her Hindu ex-boyfriend and his family over a period of five years, including posting beef through their door as an attack on their faith.

Three Sikh men and a woman convicted for carrying out a revenge attack on Lt Gen (retd) K S Brar, who oversaw the controversial Operation Blue Star in 1984, were today sentenced to varied jail terms by a British court.

A drunken woman secretary, who hurled racist abuse at fellow Tube travellers in a tirade that was viewed by thousands of internet users across the world after being uploaded by a Sikh, was today jailed for 21 weeks.Jacqueline Woodhouse launched an expletive-laden racist rant at passengers on the Central line.