Multiple outlets report that Gurpreet Digwa, identified as the brother of Henry Nowak’s killer, was photographed holding a Sikh ceremonial sword outside a temple in Southampton during an incident described as road rage. The accounts say Digwa, aged 27, is shown with a bladed ceremonial weapon alongside a Mercedes A180 while he argues with another motorist. The reporting characterizes the event as occurring last year and frames it amid wider public concern about how police respond to crimes connected to Henry Nowak’s death.
However, the details provided focus mainly on the image and the allegation that the confrontation happened in a traffic dispute context; the sources do not offer consistent additional information on whether charges were brought or how police assess the sword’s use during the incident. The coverage therefore centers on what witnesses or investigators can substantiate about the episode and the broader reactions to the case’s handling. The reports do not establish new facts about the original murder beyond the fact that Digwa is described as the brother of the suspect.
