LONDON: The celebration of India’s Independence Day took a distressing turn in Southall as an altercation erupted, resulting in the injury of four Sikhs and prompting a retaliatory action that left two Indian nationals seriously wounded. The incident unfolded in a crowded area of Broadwall Broadway, where police officers were policing the event.
According to eyewitnesses, an altercation broke out during the India\s Independence Day celebration, reportedly involving Indian nationals. A member of the public alerted police officers on duty, who swiftly responded to the scene. One Indian national was apprehended on suspicion of affray, but the situation escalated further as officers discovered two men in their 30s with knife injuries.
Indian Nationals Involved in Knife Attack
As the officers detained an Indian national linked to the altercation, a female officer sustained a minor cut to her hand. In response, law enforcement personnel utilized Pava spray to subdue the situation.
Community members and witnesses expressed their concerns about the violence involving Indian nationals. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the altercation and the circumstances surrounding the injuries sustained by the individuals involved.
Local leaders and representatives from the Sikh community have called for a thorough investigation into the incident, emphasizing the need for swift justice and accountability.
