Indian Student Stabbed To Death In Worcester, UK; Hometown MLA Reacts | India News
A 30-year-old man, identified locally as an Indian student, was stabbed in a street attack in central England and later died in hospital from his injuries. The incident took place in Worcester, West Mercia.
Although UK police have not officially identified the victim, Indian media reports state that his name is Vijay Kumar Sheoran from Haryana’s Charkhi Dadri district.
West Mercia Police made an appeal on Friday, November 28, 2025, requesting that all witnesses come forward with information about the attack. The incident happened earlier in the week on Tuesday, November 25, at around 4.15am on Barbourne Road in Worcester.
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“Officers found a 30-year-old man with serious injuries. He was taken to hospital but sadly he died later that day,” West Mercia Police said in a statement.
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Following the attack, 5 people were detained on suspicion of murder. They were later released on bail while the investigation continued. A sixth man, who was initially arrested on suspicion of murder, was also released without further action.
Detective Chief Inspector Lee Holehouse, of West Mercia Police, said police’s thoughts were with the family and friends of the deceased. He said the investigation was continuing.
“Over the last few days my team has been carrying out extensive investigations to establish what happened on Tuesday morning and what led to the death of a man,” Holehouse said, as quoted by The Hindu.
Police confirmed officers will continue to be on Barbourne Road throughout the weekend to collect further evidence. Holehouse reassured the local community that this presence was part of routine investigative work and there was no cause for public alarm.
“The five men arrested on suspicion of murder have now been released on bail and will continue to assist us with our investigation,” he added.
Charkhi Dadri MLA Urges Government to Intervene
Meanwhile, Charkhi Dadri MLA Sunil Satpal expressed his condolences to Sangwan
I request you earnestly @PMOIndia @MEAIndia… pic.twitter.com/AwYbpq4lWaSunil Satpal Sangwan (@sunilsangwanckd) 29 November 2025
The MLA wrote to
