By KUNA,
London : The brother of a man who died in a suicide car bomb attack on Glasgow Airport, in Scotland, has been deported to India, it was revealed here Thursday.
Sabeel Ahmed, 26, of Bangalore, India, pleaded guilty at the Criminal Court of the Old Bailey, in central London, last month to withholding information about the attack, the BBC said.
The doctor was given an 18-month prison sentence, but was freed for deportation because of time served on remand.
He admitted not disclosing to police an e-mail which his brother wrote about plans for the attack.
Sabeel Ahmed had opened the e-mail, in which his brother asked him to keep the information secret for as long as possible, after the incident had taken place.
Kafeel Ahmed drove a burning Cherokee Jeep into the terminal building at Glasgow Airport on 30 June last year.
He was arrested at the scene after being hosed down by an off-duty police officer, but he had already suffered 90 percent burns.
He died in Glasgow Royal Infirmary on 2 August.
According to reports reaching here, Sabeel Ahmed had returned home yesterday after arriving in the southern city of Bangalore on a flight from London.