Two teens have been jailed for life for murdering an Afghan refugee in west London in a case of mistaken gang identity, after his family fled the Taliban when his father was killed
Vanushan Balakrishnan and Ilyas Suleiman, who are now 18, stabbed Rishmeet Singh 15 times in November 2021 after chasing him down a road in Southall.Suleiman will be in prison for at least 21 years.
Their remorseless attack was over in 27 seconds and the murderers left the teenager's body on the ground as they ran from the scene. His mother Gulinder said after the trial: "Rishmeet was my only child, and he had his whole life ahead of him."I feel I have lost everything and my life is over.
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