London — Former post office operator, Kuldeep Kaur Atwal, has revealed her distressing experience with the Post Office, alleging unjust accusations of theft and discrimination based on her British Asian heritage. Atwal, initially charged with stealing £30,000 in 1997, was later cleared due to insufficient evidence. Despite the court ruling, the Post Office continued to demand repayment, forcing her to sell her branch at a loss. Last year’s revelation of racially categorized documents further exposed systemic biases. Internal documents indicate the Post Office was aware of issues with its previous system, Capture, affecting numerous offices. Labour MP Kevan Jones criticized the lack of transparency and urged an investigation. The Post Office acknowledged concerns and committed to a thorough examination. Atwal, reflecting on her ordeal, highlighted the impact on her family and expressed frustration at the Post Office’s persistent demands.