Indian Boy Abandoned 2 Years Ago in London Goes Home
Two years ago ten-year old Gurrinderjit Singh was abandoned by his parents at a bus stop in London's Southall. Although the whereabouts of his parents are still unknown, it is believed he was abandoned by Indian parents who had illegally immigrated to the UK. After two years of legal turmoil, the (read more)
by Andrew Roberts March 19th, 2010
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