Mother of boy killed in ninja sword attack hails ban – as family reveals killer had 25 blades at his home he had bought ‘as easily as buying a loaf of bread

The mother of a child killed by a ninja sword revealed that the attacker had 25 knives and that as a new ban entered into force, it was ‘as easy to buy a nut bread’.

In Ronan Kanda, in 2022, when the two 17 -year -old boys made him wrong for someone else, Wolverhamption was brutally killed from his house.

Weapon ban – Ninja Sword – entered into force after a campaign of Ronan’s family today.

This morning, his mother, Pooja, who spoke with Britain, said: ‘The killer had 25 of these weapons – not just one, two or three.

When I first saw the ‘Ninja Sword’ in the courtroom, I fainted because I didn’t know how big the gun was at that point.

‘It was terrible to know that Ronan had to carry it at the last moment.’

Ronan’s sister Nikita added: ‘The killer literally brought a loaf of bread as easy to buy bread. He literally brought the word and gathered without anyone. ‘

Within the scope of the new legislation called the Ronan law, it is now illegal to have ninja swords, sell, do or import.

Ronan’s sister Nikita added: ‘The killer literally brought a loaf of bread as easy to buy bread. It literally brought the word and gathered without identity ‘

In the picture, Ronan was the sacrifice of the wrong identity. As of today, Ninja swords will be banned in England

As of today, weapons selling weapons under the age of 18 will be increased from six months to two years and can be applied to the boss of the company from the person selling the knife.

Anyone who has been caught in a private Ninja sword can be sentenced to six months in prison and will rise to two years under the plans on the crime and police bill.

In accordance with the Ronan Law, the Ministry of the Interior also announced a series of measures such as increasing the illegal or suspicious sales to the police and an illegal knives such as selling weapons to children or zombie blades up to two years.

In September, the ‘zombie -style’ blades and machete ban appeared – but the knife used to kill Ronan was not on the list where his mother was labeled as ‘strange’.

When Ronan returned home from a friend he went to buy a PlayStation controller in Wolverhampton, he was both deadly stabbed by 17 -year -old Prabjeet veadhesa and Sukhman Shergill.

In what Judge Mr. Justice Choudly calls ‘a tragic coincidence’, they assumed that the aim of the purposeful victims of Veadhesa and Shergill Ronan were leaving the house where they lived and the child they were looking for.

In 2023, two were imprisoned for life, Mr. Justice Choudhury branded a ‘scary attack’ for at least 18 years and Shergill for at least 16 years.

Prabjeet veadhesa and Sukhman Shergill took part in a brutal attack on Ronan Kanda as they walked to a friend’s house to buy a PlayStation Controller in Wolverhampton.

A judge has removed reporting restrictions that prevent the media from named the murderers, Prabjeet veadhesa and Sukhman Shergill,

Judge Mr. Justice Choudhary

POOJA KANDA,: ‘A very bitter sweet moment – a moment for a moment when the mother does not want to have a moment, but I’m here and I believe it shouldn’t be Ronan. Ronan had to come home.

‘When the killer took him to someone else, he was returning from his friend’s house. It was ruthless. ‘

Nikita added blood: ‘The last three years have been a few worst years of my life.

“ The size of this sword – a very clear ninja sword will not be purchased.

‘The killer literally bought the weapon and collected the post office without anyone.’