Wife’s murder: UK gay banker jailed for life
Jasvir Ram Ginday was found guilty at Wolverhampton Crown Court A bank worker has been jailed for life for murdering his wife in a bid to stop her revealing his homosexuality. Jasvir Ram Ginday, 29, from Walsall, attacked Varkha Rani at their home with a metal pipe from a vacuum cleaner. He strangled her then burnt her body in a garden incinerator, Wolverhampton Crown Court heard. Judge John Warner told the court Ginday had struggled “being a gay man in a straight world”. He told him he would serve a minimum of 21 years in prison. The jury of seven women and five men took about 17 hours to find Ginday guilty of murder after a three-week trial. He will be sentenced later on Friday. Ginday, of Victory Lane, had flown to attend his arranged wedding to Varkha, 24, from India, at a lavish ceremony attended by up to 700 guests last year. But he had told a friend he was attracted to men as early as 2008, said prosecutor Deborah Gould. West Midlands Police said Ginday was fr...