The young man who entered the royal palace with the intention of killing the Queen of Britain was found guilty

In 2021, a young man broke into Windsor Castle, her residence, to kill Queen Elizabeth II of Britain on Christmas Day (Big Day). The police arrested him with a bow. The arrested youth claimed that he wanted to kill Rani to avenge the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in India in 1919.

Convicted of sedition

• As reported by AFP, a 19-year-old Sikh youth, Jaswant Singh, was found guilty in that incident. He admitted to 'trying to harm' the queen. The young man in Britain is the first person in decades to be found guilty of treason.

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The police arrested the youth with a bow.

• The detained youth claimed that he wanted to kill Rani to avenge the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in India in 1919.
  According to reports, Jaswant Singh has been found guilty of all three charges. Among them is the Act of 1842 – Attempts to harm the Queen. Apart from this, he was found guilty of two other charges - threat to kill and possession of offensive material.
  The Queen of Britain died (of natural causes) 9 months after the incident (8 September 2022) at the age of 96.

According to BBC news, the verdict against Jaswant will be announced on March 31 in the Old Bailey court. In one such incident in 1981, British citizen Marks Sergeant was sentenced to 5 years in prison. He fired shots at the Queen as she paraded on horseback in central London.