Various controversies have arisen involving the sacred Sikh dagger, the Kirpan. A single-edged sword is called a kirpan, and its double-edged counterpart a khanda or tega. Sikhs are allowed to carry the kirpan on board domestic flights in India. The "chakram" and "kirpan" were thus combined to make the Sikh Light Infantry cap badge. The regiment's cap badge is a chakram or quoit, with a mounted kirpan. The sword, or ("kirpan"), represents the warrior code of the Khalsa. In May 2019, the UK government exempted "Kirpan" from the list of banned knives. Kirpan, the sword you only use it to defend others weaker than you. A Kirpan is approximately the same as the kryst knife from Indonesia. Billa snatched the kirpan and repeatedly struck the boy. The boy tried to snatch the kirpan but was injured. At 19&colon;57 "Hangor" fired a homing torpedo on a sonar approach at "Kirpan". When the girl was being raped again, she picked the kirpan and struck Billa's head.