JD Vance turned a British murder trial into a transatlantic culture war — and India ended up in the middle of it. When Vickrum Digwa, an Indian Sikh man, was convicted of killing 18-year-old Henry Nowak in Southampton, Vance immediately blamed the "mass invasion of migrants," calling for "righteous anger." Why did JD Vance jump into a criminal case thousands of miles away? Is this part of the Trump administration’s wider anti-migration agenda? And what does it mean for millions of Indians living in the US and UK? As migration becomes one of the hottest political issues in the West, the Indian diaspora increasingly finds itself caught in the crossfire. This report breaks down the politics, the controversy, and the growing backlash against migrants.