Sikh caught drinking over Skype, kills cousin in Britain

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LONDON: A Sikh stabbed his cousin in Britain during a heated quarrel after being held out whilst jubilee by relatives in India over Skype, an inquisition heard Friday.

Kanwarjeet Singh Batth, 24, was with his cousin Opinderpal Singh Randhawa at a celebration, in Slough town in Berkshire, for a friend's arriving marriage when they called their family back in India upon a online video information exchnage service, Daily Mail reported.

The inquisition heard Batth suspicion his aunt photographed him jubilee whiskey during a video conversation, which he suspicion would embarrass him as well as move contrition to his mother if she saw it.

Batth afterwards argued with his cousin Randhawa, 23, over a picture's ramifications as well as stabbed him. He fled a scene as well as stays at vast since a knifing in December 2010.

Randhawa later died in hospital due to a wounds.

A post-mortem hearing suggested which he died as a outcome of haemorrhage of an arterial red blood vessel due to a stab wound.

The party guests primarily told officers which Randhawa had harmed himself after slipping upon potion as well as a truth came out usually later.

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