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Sword-wielding men occupy UK gurdwara, 14 held

LONDON: Fourteen people were arrested on Sunday for aggravated trespassing in the West Midlands region of England after 2030 swordwielding men stormed a gurdwara apparently opposing an interreligion marriage between a Sikh and a nonSikh

Updated At : 01:51 AM Sep 12, 2016 IST

Police cordoning a road near a gurdwara at Leamington Spa town in England. Photo courtesy: Twitter handle of Perry Phillips (@gmbperry)

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