An Indian student, who was stabbed 11 times with a brutal knife attack last week, talked to his family on Saturday and dropped cash and telephone to the ground, but the attacker was still chasing him and stabbed several times.His 28 -year -old SHUBHAM GARG, a graduate of IIT, who has earned a doctorate at the University of New Southwales in Sydney, was attacked on October 6. Subham had previously claimed that he had been attacked because he refused to deliver money. Subham’s family claimed that the case was a racist attack, not an attempted robbery.Shabam talked to his mother about the case stabbed on Saturday. He said he withdrew $800 on Oct. 6 to pay the rent. Upon returning, he was stabbed with a knife by his assailant, later identified as Daniel Norwood.
Shubham said he suspected an attempted robbery and threw the money and mobile phone to the ground. However, Norwood refused to take the money from his floor and he reportedly continued stabbing Shabam.Shubham suffered multiple wounds to his face, chest and abdomen. In this state, he managed to escape to a nearby house and was taken to hospital. As the crowd gathered, Norwood fled the scene. Shubham’s younger brother Rohit received a visa to go to Sydney to see his brother.Meanwhile, New South Wales Police seized a number of items from the 27-year-old defendant’s home. Item has been sent for forensic examination. Daniel Norwood will be held until December 14th.Indian student stabbed in Sydney, now stable
