Son wants to witness mum's execution for killing his father.

Feeling fulfilled and unburdened by the accomplishment is anticipated.

November 6th 2023.

Son wants to witness mum's execution for killing his father.
Arjun Singh, a 17-year-old, has proudly spoken out after his British mother, Ramandeep Kaur Mann, was found guilty of murdering his father when he was only nine years old. She had served his father a biryani laced with sedatives earlier that day, a dish that was also offered to Arjun and his brother Aaron. Arjun had opted to skip the meal as he was not hungry which meant he was awake to witness the horrific crime taking place in the bed beside him.

Arjun's dramatic testimony at the Shahjahan District Court was instrumental in securing the conviction that resulted in his mother being sentenced to death. He expressed to the Mail Online that he has no sympathy for Mann and was keen to watch her execution, which usually consists of hanging in India.

"I would like to be there when it happens," said Arjun. "It doesn't fill me with fear, in fact, it would give me a lot of satisfaction and relief and I look forward to that day. I would like all my family to be there with me. I would like to see with my own eyes that justice for my father has been served. She deserves to hang because she did such an evil thing."

It is believed that Mann and her lover wanted to get Sukhjit's fortune, which included life insurance worth £2 million, two homes and £100,000 in a bank account, all for themselves. Gurpreet, who worked in Dubai, was a childhood friend of Sukhjit and started to become romantic with Mann when he reconnected with the family after losing touch for several years. He confessed to the crime and was later sentenced to life imprisonment and a fine of 300,000 Rupees instead of death.

Arjun and Aaron think Mann 'stopped being a mother to us the moment she murdered our father' and believe she is 'evil'. Mann is currently being held at Shahjahanpur District Jail, where she shares a cell with 55 other female inmates, and is appealing her sentence.

"She’s written us letters, but we don’t even read them," said Arjun. "We just tear them up and throw them in the bin. Why would we want anything to do with a woman who has taken our father away from us?”

It is clear that Arjun and his family are still coming to terms with the devastation that Mann caused them and are looking for justice for their beloved father.

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