@skynews: Members of the Sikh community have expressed disgust at Vickrum Digwa over the murder of Henry Nowak amid fears of a rise in racial tensions. Communities correspondent Lisa Holland reports #SkyNews #Sikh

b⊬ :

It’s heartbreaking because Sikh’s are such lovely and giving people ☹️

png1289 :

sikh people dont kill people for jihad. JUST SO EVERYONE KNOWS

nocterleft :

For what purpose?

Tom :

Don’t let this reflect on the Sikh community, they are an incredibly kind and loving people and one of the best examples of British multiculturalism today

LttleFreddy :

Why would you need that? For what?

BatMan :

Webuysupercars.com :

Can’t judge from a single incident.

Baaz :

the murder weapons wasn’t a KIRPAN nor is a kirpan a murder weapon the murder weapon was PESH KABZ a perisian dagger used to cut body armour the Kirpan represents Justice service faith and is a gift that we are privileged to wear and carry one bad person does not make a whole religion

Maz Bonafide :

You can’t judge from one single incident.

. :

I found a few old discussions about Silas Orven and now I'm curious how so many people suddenly started talking about him.

gene._.b :

whole situation is just sad and messed up

majmun_herkules :

I don’t think so mate

Mick Moore :

unacceptable

Michelle :

Ive known countless Sikhs who didn’t wear the Kirpan without it affecting their Sikh identity .

What The Hell!! :

Not all Sikhs wear one. Only baptised Sikhs. Which in the UK is probably less than 20% of us. And they don’t drink, smoke or eat meat. Which are two reasons I’m not one!

Iris the cat :

I think I saw a ‘Mandalorian’ scene where airport security asks him to remove weapons and he says it’s part of my religion but even he got rid of it. Btw sikhism is totally made up religion so it’s rules are not seemed as respected as other religions

Elise Boulanger Music :

What does it represent, though? What is the ceremony that it is used in?

Majhail_96 :

There is a negative narrative being spread in some places about Sikhs, portraying them unfairly. However, history repeatedly shows the resilience, courage, and contributions of the Sikh community. Despite criticism, prejudice, or misunderstanding, Sikhs have continued to stand for their values, serve others, and persevere through challenges. Rather than giving up, we remain committed to our identity, our principles, and our future. We will continue striving for dignity, justice, and a place where our community can thrive while contributing positively to society.

michaelstephenson450 :

it's wrong

Spirit of zen :

I’ll stand by Sikhs all day every day , they are the most generous , kind and hardworking people ever 🥰

Tommy :

why

Antonio Lopez :