Indian-origin mother charged with daughters' murder in UK

An Indian-origin mother whose 22-month-old daughter fell to her death from a window at their home in northern England was today charged with her murder.
Amrita Kaur fell from an upstairs floor at the Bradford home along with her mother Gundeep Sanghera, who also sustained critical injuries during the fall.
They both were found in the garden by a window cleaner and taken to hospital where Sanghera was arrested on suspicion of murdering her child.
The 37-year-old is still detained in hospital on bail but is due to appear before Bradford Magistrates' Court tomorrow.
Senior crown prosecutor for the Crown Prosecution Service in Yorkshire and Humberside, Mark Langan said: "The CPS has been working closely with West Yorkshire Police in connection with this case.

"Having carefully considered all of the evidence presented to us, we have concluded that there is sufficient evidence to charge Gundeep Sanghera with the murder of Amrita Kaur and that it is in the public interest to do so."

At the time of the incident police confirmed that Amrita had died from injuries consistent with a fall and said they were not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.
The 'Bradford Telegraph' reported that neighbours believed the woman and her child had moved from the south of England around two months before the incident and the baby's father reportedly travelled up to West Yorkshire to identify her body.

They told the newspaper how the distressed window cleaner had shouted for help and neighbours rushed to his aid.
A paramedic was later seen carrying the child in his arms to the ambulance.