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Indian woman jailed over son’s fatal stabbing faces possible deportation from UK

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Indian woman jailed over son’s fatal stabbing faces possible deportation from UK

Kiran Kaur, convicted for aiding her son’s murder, has been sentenced to three years.

Her son, Vickrum Digwa, is serving life for fatally stabbing an 18-year-old student.

Kaur may face deportation back to India if released early under a government initiative.

This case highlights concerns over religious symbols linked to violence.

Appeals from both Kaur and Digwa are set to be heard in November.

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