Afghan refugee was stabbed to death ‘when he said remark about hijab was racist’

A teenage boy stabbed an Afghan refugee to death after the victim complained the accused killer had made a racist remark about Muslim women wearing hijabs, a court heard. Hazrat Wali, 18, a student at Richmond upon Thames College, was stabbed in the chest on a busy playing field close to his college and died from his injuries. The promising cricketer, from Notting Hill, came to the UK two years ago. A 17-year-old, who cannot be named, denies knifing Mr…

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