British Sikh Gets 9-Yr Jail for Assassination Attempt on Queen Elizabeth II to Avenge Jallianwalla Masascre

A British Sikh who had threatened to “assassinate the Queen in revenge for the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre” in 2021, was punished with nine years imprisonment by a court in Britain. The convict was identified as Jaswant Singh Chail (21).

On the day of Christmas in 2021, crossbow-wielding Chail scaled the Windsor Castle walls and told royal guards that he was there to kill the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Chail fantasised about killing the late monarch since adolescence and had shared this information with an artificial intelligence-powered “girlfriend” he named Sarai.

According to an ABC report, Chail will first return to a psychiatric facility where he has been receiving treatment, and if deemed to be well enough in the future, he will serve the rest of his sentence in prison.