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Sikh community ‘faced abuse and hatred’ after fatal stabbing of Henry Nowak
Sikh Federation UK also highlighted that the jury at Southampton Crown Court was told the case ‘was not about Sikhism or racism, but about an unlawful killing’
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dailymail.com
Sikh man used racism as 'trump card so police arrested dying student'
Prosecutors said Vickrum Digwa, 23, was 'skilled' with blades when he came to murder Henry Nowak, 18, having trained with weapons since he was 12.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
‘Wicked lie’: Sikh man’s racism claims challenged in Southampton kirpan murder trial over killing of 18-year-old student
A jury is now deciding the case of a Sikh man accused of murdering 18-year-old Henry Nowak after a late-night confrontation in Southampton last year.
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Sikh man guilty of murdering student in street using ceremonial dagger
Finance student Henry Nowak, 18, was on his way home from a night out when he was attacked by stranger Vikrum Digwa, 23, with the eight inch 'Shastar' blade.
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independent.co.uk
Man found guilty of murdering student, 18, with Sikh ceremonial knife in Southampton
Vickrum Digwa fatally stabbed finance student Henry Nowak with a Sikh kirpan ceremonial knife in December 2025
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Sikh man convicted of murdering 18-year-old UK student after ‘self-defence’ kirpan claim rejected
A Sikh man has been convicted of murdering an 18-year-old university student who was stabbed to death while walking home from a night out in Southampton, UK.
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MPs demand probe into police for arresting dying teen for racism
Vikrum Digwa, 23, attacked stranger Henry Nowak, 18, with an eight-inch ceremonial blade before telling the first officers on the scene that he had been the victim of racist abuse
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Sikh community ‘faced abuse and hatred’ after fatal stabbing of Henry Nowak
Sikh Federation UK also highlighted that the jury at Southampton Crown Court was told the case ‘was not about Sikhism or racism, but about an unlawful killing’