The West Dunbartonshire local faces nine charges, including conspiracy to murder (an offence which can result in a death sentence).
CLAIMS that a Scottish citizen was detained and tortured after the UK intelligence service tipped off Indian authorities are to be examined in a secret court.
The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has said that Johal’s detention “lacks legal basis” and claim he has been subject to torture.an anonymous case study published in an annual report by the UK’s Investigatory Powers Commissioner’s Office bears considerable similarities to the Scot’s caseThe 2018 annual report, which was published in 2020, set out a case study which details how MI5 and MI6 passed information about a British national to a “liaison partner”.
Indeed, reports in the Indian press informed by Indian police briefings suggest that information on Johal was handed over by a UK source.However, officials from the Foreign Office have refused to confirm or deny the transfer of any information, saying it would not be within the national interest to do so.
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