2 found guilty of murdering man outside Hindu temple in UK

London: Two men have been found guilty of fatally stabbing a man outside a Hindu temple located in South East of England, media reports said.
Mohammed Rafaqit Kayani, 24, from Slough, was found injured in the temple car park in Keel Drive on August 30, 2022 and died later in hospital, the BBC reported.
A jury at Reading Crown Court convicted Hassan Al-Kubanji, 22, of Pimlico in London, and drug dealer Riaz Miah, 21, of no fixed address on Thursday, adjourning their sentencing until April 3.
While Miah previously pleaded guilty to supplying heroin and cocaine as well as possessing a blade in public, the jury found Al-Kubanji not guilty of the same three offences.
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However, he was cleared of two counts of possessing cocaine and heroin with intent to supply, the report said.