THE brother of a Scot held in India for five years without trial has branded the UK's lack of support a "slap in the face".
Jagtar Singh Johal had been in Punjab in northern India for his wedding in November 2017 when his family claim he was arrested and bundled into an unmarked car.
The 35-year-old, from Dumbarton, said he was detained and tortured, including electric shocks, and faces the death penalty over his activism for Sikh human rights.
He is accused of involvement in political killings in Punjab but UN legal experts found his detention was arbitrary, with ex-PM Boris Johnson previously admitting there was no legal basis for Jagtar's imprisonment.
His brother, Gurpreet Singh Johal, met Foreign Secretary James Cleverly in Westminster on Monday to campaign for Jagtar's release.
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