Sikh sex offender's invite to Queen's Jubilee pageant raises stink

A Sikh sex offender, who posed as a doctor in the UK to prey on women, had been an invitee to the Jubilee pageant of the Queen on the Royal Barge on Sunday. Harbinder Singh Rana, 52, who was jailed in the 1980s for a series of attacks on women, was believed be to a doctor and performed internal examinations and administered injections.

A Sikh sex offender, who posed as a doctor in the UK to prey on women, had been an invitee to the Jubilee pageant of the Queen on the Royal Barge on Sunday.

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Harbinder Singh Rana, 52, who was jailed in the 1980s for a series of attacks on women, was believed be to a doctor and performed internal examinations and administered injections.

However, Rana served four years for his crimes, and has since reinvented himself as a pillar of the community.

Now, the fact that the Sikh charity director, who now lives in Walsall in the West Midlands, was allowed to mingle with VIPs on the Royal Barge during Sunday's River Pageant has raised a furore and posed many questions.

According to the Daily Mail, the former management consultant was invited to join the exclusive celebrations by Prince Charles in his capacity as community leader and reportedly came into close contact with every senior royal including Prince Philip, Camilla, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry.

He is understood to have met the prince through his charity work for the Anglo-Sikh heritage trail, a group that promotes Sikh culture in Britain.

However, palace sources claimed the prince was completely unaware of the charity director's shameful past-and would never have invited him had he known.

Questions will now be raised about why apparently no checks were carried out on his background before he was allowed to be photographed within inches of senior royals.

An investigation into how such an unsuitable guest sailed through the vetting process will likely soon be under way.