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Son of Sikh temple president killed in Wisconsin shooting weighs running for US Congress
The son of a Sikh temple president killed in a mass shooting outside of Milwaukee last year said on Monday he was considering running for the congressional seat held by Republican Paul Ryan, who was Mitt Romney's vice-presidential running mate in 2012.
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US announces half a million dollar grant for victims of Wisconsin Gurdwara shootout
US Administration has announced a grant of more than half a million dollars for the victims of the Oak Creek Gurdwara shootout, after the Sikh community began a four-day memorial service observing the tragic incident, US Attorney General, Eric Holder said.
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Sikh temple shooter had no drugs in system: Reports
A white supremacist with a history of alcohol problems was drug-free when he walked into a Sikh temple in the U.S. this summer and fatally shot six people before killing himself, according to a toxicology report released on Wednesday.
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US police release video of Wisconsin gurudwara gunman
A white supremacist who killed a half-dozen people at a Sikh temple in the U.S. last month chased down the first police officer on the scene, pumping round after round into him as he lay wounded behind a parked car, video released Monday showed.
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US gurudwara shootings hurt mourners 'right in middle of heart'
Thousands of mourners gathered at a gym at Oak Creek High School on Friday to honour the six Sikh worshippers killed by a white supremacist in a shooting rampage at a temple in Wisconsin.
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Mourners honour US gurudwara shooting victims
Mourners began paying their final respects Friday to six worshipers gunned down by a white supremacist at a Sikh temple in the U.S. almost a week ago for reasons that still aren't clear.
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US gurudwara shooting: Thousands expected to honour victims
Thousands of mourners were expected to gather Friday morning to pay their final respects to the six worshippers gunned down by a white supremacist at their Sikh temple over the weekend.
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Don't hurt people because of their religion: US' Sikh community
Sikh communities across the United States are calling for vigilance and better public understanding of their religion after six people were shot dead at a temple in Wisconsin on Sunday.
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Gurudwara shooter's mother apologises to families of victims
The mother of an ex-soldier who shot dead six people at a Sikh temple in the US said she was devastated when she heard about the shooting. Laura Lynn told the Mail Online that she has had no contact with her 41-year-old son Wade Michael Page since she and his father Jesse Alvin Page divorced.
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US gurudwara shooting: Heroic Kaleka died trying to save others
When a gunman burst into the Sikh temple he'd devoted his life to building in this small Wisconsin town, Satwant Singh Kaleka grabbed the only weapon at hand, a blunt ceremonial knife.
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At US gurudwara shooting, children spotted gunman, alerted others
Women at the Sikh Temple in Wisconsin were busily preparing lunch in the community kitchen on Sunday when two children burst in and screamed frantically they had seen a man with a gun outside.
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US gurudwara shooting: Obama hopes it is not a hate crime
US President Barack Obama said on Monday that Americans would "recoil" if Sunday's Sikh temple shootings in Wisconsin were "motivated in some way by the ethnicity of those who were attending."
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Sikhs in Andhra Pradesh condemn attack on Gurudwara in US
Members of the Sikh community in Hyderabad on Monday strongly condemned the shooting at a Gurudwara at Wisconsin in US in which at least six persons were killed.
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Sikh temple shooting: US Ambassador Nancy Powell offers prayers at Delhi Gurudwara
Reaching out to the Sikh community in the wake of the shooting incident at a Gurudwara in Wisconsin, US Ambassador to India Nancy Powell today offered her prayers at a Gurudwara in New Delhi and said the incident will be probed thoroughly.
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Bollywood condemns US gurudwara shooting
Bollywood celebs like Amitabh Bachchan and Shabana Azmi are "pained", "shocked" and "sad" at Sunday's attack on a gurdwara in a Milwaukee suburb in US
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Son of Sikh temple president killed in Wisconsin shooting weighs running for US Congress
The son of a Sikh temple president killed in a mass shooting outside of Milwaukee last year said on Monday he was considering running for the congressional seat held by Republican Paul Ryan, who was Mitt Romney's vice-presidential running mate in 2012.
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US announces half a million dollar grant for victims of Wisconsin Gurdwara shootout
US Administration has announced a grant of more than half a million dollars for the victims of the Oak Creek Gurdwara shootout, after the Sikh community began a four-day memorial service observing the tragic incident, US Attorney General, Eric Holder said.
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Sikh temple shooter had no drugs in system: Reports
A white supremacist with a history of alcohol problems was drug-free when he walked into a Sikh temple in the U.S. this summer and fatally shot six people before killing himself, according to a toxicology report released on Wednesday.
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US police release video of Wisconsin gurudwara gunman
A white supremacist who killed a half-dozen people at a Sikh temple in the U.S. last month chased down the first police officer on the scene, pumping round after round into him as he lay wounded behind a parked car, video released Monday showed.
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US gurudwara shootings hurt mourners 'right in middle of heart'
Thousands of mourners gathered at a gym at Oak Creek High School on Friday to honour the six Sikh worshippers killed by a white supremacist in a shooting rampage at a temple in Wisconsin.
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Mourners honour US gurudwara shooting victims
Mourners began paying their final respects Friday to six worshipers gunned down by a white supremacist at a Sikh temple in the U.S. almost a week ago for reasons that still aren't clear.
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US gurudwara shooting: Thousands expected to honour victims
Thousands of mourners were expected to gather Friday morning to pay their final respects to the six worshippers gunned down by a white supremacist at their Sikh temple over the weekend.
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Don't hurt people because of their religion: US' Sikh community
Sikh communities across the United States are calling for vigilance and better public understanding of their religion after six people were shot dead at a temple in Wisconsin on Sunday.
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Gurudwara shooter's mother apologises to families of victims
The mother of an ex-soldier who shot dead six people at a Sikh temple in the US said she was devastated when she heard about the shooting. Laura Lynn told the Mail Online that she has had no contact with her 41-year-old son Wade Michael Page since she and his father Jesse Alvin Page divorced.
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US gurudwara shooting: Heroic Kaleka died trying to save others
When a gunman burst into the Sikh temple he'd devoted his life to building in this small Wisconsin town, Satwant Singh Kaleka grabbed the only weapon at hand, a blunt ceremonial knife.
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At US gurudwara shooting, children spotted gunman, alerted others
Women at the Sikh Temple in Wisconsin were busily preparing lunch in the community kitchen on Sunday when two children burst in and screamed frantically they had seen a man with a gun outside.
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US gurudwara shooting: Obama hopes it is not a hate crime
US President Barack Obama said on Monday that Americans would "recoil" if Sunday's Sikh temple shootings in Wisconsin were "motivated in some way by the ethnicity of those who were attending."
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Sikhs in Andhra Pradesh condemn attack on Gurudwara in US
Members of the Sikh community in Hyderabad on Monday strongly condemned the shooting at a Gurudwara at Wisconsin in US in which at least six persons were killed.
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Sikh temple shooting: US Ambassador Nancy Powell offers prayers at Delhi Gurudwara
Reaching out to the Sikh community in the wake of the shooting incident at a Gurudwara in Wisconsin, US Ambassador to India Nancy Powell today offered her prayers at a Gurudwara in New Delhi and said the incident will be probed thoroughly.
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Bollywood condemns US gurudwara shooting
Bollywood celebs like Amitabh Bachchan and Shabana Azmi are "pained", "shocked" and "sad" at Sunday's attack on a gurdwara in a Milwaukee suburb in US
