Over a Dozen Shots Fired at ISKCON Temple in US in Suspected Hate Crime
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In a disturbing incident that has raised concerns over religious intolerance, an ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) temple in the United States came under fire, with more than a dozen rounds shot at the temple premises. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.
The attack is being investigated as a possible hate crime. Local law enforcement agencies are reviewing CCTV footage and have increased security in the area to ensure the safety of the temple and its devotees.
The Indian government has condemned the incident and called on U.S. authorities to take prompt and decisive action. The Ministry of External Affairs stated that the Indian Consulate is in touch with local law enforcement and temple representatives to monitor developments and provide support.
The temple management expressed shock over the attack, emphasizing that such violence is deeply hurtful to a peaceful community dedicated to spiritual service and social harmony.
The incident adds to a growing list of targeted attacks against Indian-origin communities and places of worship abroad, raising global concerns about the safety of religious minorities.
