London: The organs of a British Sikh girl who died mysteriously during a visit to India five months ago have been returned to her birthplace in Birmingham for tests after a long-drawn campaign by her parents.

Gurkiren Kaur Loyal fell ill on a family holiday in Punjab in April. She died while being treated for dehydration at a clinic in Khanna when staff reportedly gave her a mystery injection.

The eight-year-old's parents, Santok Singh and Amrit Kaur, claim her organs were removed during an autopsy in India to cover up the cause of death.