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‘Ensure safety of Indian nationals’: MEA’s strong message to US after alleged Hindu temple attack plot

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‘Ensure safety of Indian nationals’: MEA’s strong message to US after alleged Hindu temple attack plot

Authorities in Aurora thwarted a disturbing mass-shooting scheme aimed at a local Hindu temple.

In light of this, the Indian ministry of external affairs voiced alarm over the rise in hate crimes in the United States.

A 19-year-old suspect now faces charges for threatening the temple while armed.

Meanwhile, Indian-American organizations are mobilizing to spotlight anti-Indian sentiment and exploring collective response strategies.

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