Jagtar Singh Johal

Jagtar Singh Johal

British citizen United Kingdom

Jagtar Singh Johal is a British citizen who has alleged torture in India, bringing attention to the broader issues of human rights abuses within the Indian judicial system.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Starmer raised the case of British Sikh activist Jagtar Singh Johal, who has been held in an Indian jail for nearly eight years. 5

The Guardian: Starmer praises Trump’s Gaza ceasefire deal – but avoids Nobel prize backing | Keir Starmer

United Kingdom United Kingdom: The family of a British citizen, Jagtar Singh Johal - who has been held in an Indian prison for seven years without a conviction - have continued to call for Sir Keir to take 'decisive steps' to secure his release. 5

BBC: Keir Starmer meets Narendra Modi on his first visit to India

India India: Starmer also promised he would raise with Prime Minister Narendra Modi the case of Jagtar Singh Johal, the British Indian Sikh activist detained in India on terror charges. 5

The Times of India: UK PM in India: Keir Starmer sidesteps query on New Delhi's import of Russian oil; won’t relax visa rules | India News

India India: Jagtar Singh Johal is a British Sikh jailed in India since 2017 on terrorism charges and denies all allegations. 5

The Times of India: UK MPs demand release of jailed British Sikh facing terror charges in India

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Jagtar Singh Johal has been in custody for over seven years, accused of terrorism but recently acquitted of all charges in one case. 7

BBC: Scottish activist Jagtar Singh Johal's 'seven wasted years' in an Indian jail

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Jagtar Singh Johal was acquitted in a terror case after being detained for seven years on charges related to targeted killings. 9

BBC: Jagtar Singh Johal acquitted in India terror case