- Harbinder Singh Rana said he did not even know if he had been vetted
- The sex offender, 52, served four years for a series of attacks on women
- He has since reinvented himself as a pillar of the Sikh community
A sex offender who posed as a doctor to prey on women was a guest of the Queen on the Royal Barge.
Harbinder Singh Rana, 52, was jailed in the 1980s for a series of attacks on women, who believed he was a doctor, in which he performed internal examinations and administered injections.
Rana served four years for his crimes, but has since reinvented himself as a pillar of the community.
Raising questions: Harbinder Singh Rana on board the Spirit of Chartwell during the Queens Diamond Jubilee Pageant on the River Thames with members of the Royal family
Rana spent the pageant in close proximity to the Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Harry and the Duke of Cambridge
And in an astonishing error of judgment the Sikh charity director, who now lives in Walsall in the West Midlands, was allowed to mingle with VIPs on the Royal Barge during Sunday’s River Pageant.
During the afternoon sail, Rana came into close contact with every senior royal including Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Camilla, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry.
The convicted sex attacker was at times during the 1,000 boat extravaganza just feet from the Queen herself.
