London: Sikh youth Jaswant Singh, who entered the British palace with a bow and arrow with the intention of killing the Queen, has accepted the charge of treason, he will be sentenced on March 31.
According to British media, Jaswant Singh Chail, the armed youth who broke into Windsor Castle on Christmas Day in 2021, has pleaded guilty, he was charged with treason, which he has accepted.
Jaswant Singh, 21, also admitted possessing a weapon and making threats at the Old Bailey Court Jaswant Singh, from Hampshire, tried to break into Windsor Castle with a crossbow on Christmas Day 2021. Jaswant had told the police officer that he had come here to kill the queen.
When Jaswant entered Windsor Castle, the late king was staying in Windsor due to the corona virus. Jaswant Singh is the first person since 1981 to be implicated in the crime of treason.
December 25, 2021
Jaswant Singh, who worked in a supermarket but became unemployed, entered the palace grounds through a ladder with a nylon rope, and stayed there for about 2 hours.
Jaswant was spotted by a royal guard on Christmas Day in a private part of the palace grounds, wearing a hood and mask, the guard said, making him look like a character from an action movie.
The officer took out his Taser, and asked him: “Good morning, can I help you, friend?” But Jaswant replied, “I’m here to kill the queen.”
The protection officer immediately asked Jaswant Singh to drop the crossbow, get on his knees and put his hands on his head, he complied and then said, “I am here to kill the queen.”
There was also an arrow in the crossbow Jaswant had with him at the time of his arrest. She also had a handwritten note, which read, “Please don’t remove my clothes, shoes and gloves, mask, etc., don’t do an autopsy, don’t mutilate me, thank you and I’m sorry.” “