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A man has been found guilty of murdering an Indian naval officer in a racially motivated attack in the Gorbals area of Glasgow.A man has been found guilty of murdering an Indian naval officer in a racially motivated attack in the Gorbals area of Glasgow.
Christopher Miller, 25, slashed father-to-be Kunal Mohanty, 30, in the neck as he walked to a restaurant with his friends in March this year.Christopher Miller, 25, slashed father-to-be Kunal Mohanty, 30, in the neck as he walked to a restaurant with his friends in March this year.
He had claimed it was a botched robbery but a jury at the High Court in Glasgow convicted him of murder. He had claimed it was a botched robbery but a jury at the High Court in Glasgow returned a unanimous verdict of murder.
Prosecutors said the seaman was attacked because of his skin colour.Prosecutors said the seaman was attacked because of his skin colour.
Mr Mohanty, who was due to become a father for the first time, was in Glasgow to sit his captain's exams at the city's Nautical College.Mr Mohanty, who was due to become a father for the first time, was in Glasgow to sit his captain's exams at the city's Nautical College.
During the trial a casualty consultant described Mr Mohanty's neck injury as "one of the worst he had ever seen."During the trial a casualty consultant described Mr Mohanty's neck injury as "one of the worst he had ever seen."
CCTV footage played in court showed Miller running away after slashing his victim. Prosecutor Dorothy Bain QC said it was " an atrocity delivered without mercy, a death blow" and "an unprovoked attack on a blameless, defenceless and wholly decent man because Christopher Miller didn't like the colour of his skin."
The trial, before judge John Beckett QC, heard that his first words afterwards were: "I've done a Paki'." Miller and his friend were seen on CCTV footage after the attack
As Mr Mohanty lay dying in the street with blood gushing from his neck, Miller and his friend John McGrory, 20, were seen on CCTV running through a car park celebrating.
Mr McGrory was so close to Miller when he killed Mr Mohanty that he got the dead man's blood on his trainers.
Both men are seen cuddling, punching their arms in the air and at one point skin-head Miller is seen putting his jumper over his head in a football-style celebration.
The whole incident was captured on security cameras at the procurator fiscal's office.
An hour later Miller was again captured on CCTV throwing sauce at staff at Asian takeaway Sizzlers and shouting racial abuse at them.
Mr Miller's brother Jamie Miller, 17, from Govanhill, Glasgow, gave evidence during the trial and said Miller told him he had "done a Paki".