During the trial in July, the prosecution had revealed that Kaur had tracked the retired soldier as he holidayed in London's West End with his wife Meena.  She then passed on the Brars' whereabouts to the attackers in September 2012.
 
Sangha, Sandhu and Singh are accused of carrying out the attack itself and were found guilty of wounding the general with intent.
 
Lt Gen Brar, giving evidence via videolink from India, said that one website had declared him the “number one enemy of the Sikhs”.
 

Another threat he said he received read: “There have been seven attempts on his life which have not succeeded, but the eighth one will.”
 

He was not protected on his trip to London, which he said was a private holiday.