Following the sentencing of Vickrum Digwa for the murder of Henry Nowak, reports indicate that Sikhs in Britain are facing daily attacks. Dabinderjit Singh, a senior official with the Sikh Federation, stated that individuals from the Sikh community, including children, are experiencing threats and violence. The situation escalated after the release of bodycam footage related to the case, which sparked significant anger among the community. Singh emphasized that the violence spans various demographics, with incidents occurring in public spaces such as gyms and parks. The murder case has prompted renewed scrutiny of police practices and has led to discussions about knife laws and race relations in the UK. Singh's comments were made during a march commemorating the 42nd anniversary of the storming of the Golden Temple in Amritsar, where many Sikhs lost their lives. Additionally, it was revealed that Hampshire Police had contemplated issuing a statement to counter misinformation during the trial but ultimately decided against it.