Mother
pleads for return of body of Indian woman killed as she slept in London
Baljeet
Kaur, the grieving
mother of 24-year-old Kirandeep Kaur, has issued a desperate plea to
return her daughter's body to India for final rites. Kirandeep, a student visa
holder from Punjab who moved to the UK in 2024, was fatally stabbed by an
intruder on July 12, 2026, while sleeping in her bed next to her husband
and three-month-old baby in Hayes, West London.
Case
Details
- The Incident: On the morning of July 12, an
intruder kicked in the door of the family's home on Uxbridge Road and
stabbed Kirandeep in the chest. Her husband woke up to her screams, and
she was pronounced dead shortly after.
- The Suspect: Daniel Sean James, 44,
has been arrested and charged with murder, attempted murder, and
possession of a bladed article. Prior to breaking into Kirandeep's home,
he reportedly stabbed a man in his 20s on the street. He is currently
remanded in custody, with a plea hearing set for October 1, 2026.]
- The Family's Sacrifices: Kirandeep’s parents had sold
all of their farmland in Piddi village, Punjab, to finance her move to the
UK to seek a better future and help support her family.
The
Appeal for Repatriation
Kirandeep's
family in Punjab, devastated by the tragedy, are calling for justice and urgent
aid. Her brother, Gurvinder Singh, stated that the family lacks the means and
local contacts to handle the complex, expensive international repatriation
procedures alone.
To support
the family during this time, local organizations are mobilizing resources:
- Sikh Community Support: Local gurdwaras, including the
Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall, have launched fundraising and
crowdfunding appeals.
- How to Support: Members of the public can seek
verified donation links and follow local community updates published on
the Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall Official Page and global
updates tracked via The
Guardian to aid the family in meeting funeral and transport costs.
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