Another wave of bullets in America
America News: Firing in America is not stopping. Once again news of firing and resulting death has come to light. This case of firing is from West Point, Mississippi in America. A woman died in firing outside a club here. 12 other people have also been injured in this accident. In this regard, an official said that this incident of firing took place on Sunday, when the police found a 20-year-old woman dead at the spot.
The incident took place despite security in the club
Other victims have suffered serious injuries in this shooting. One of them was shot on the face. The officer said that a party was advertised and people from different counties had come to attend it. He said that about 90 percent of the people were from other counties. There was security in the club, but the security personnel did not know how the weapon reached inside the club. So far this year, 66 cases of shootings have been reported in America.
There was a case of murder of an Indian origin singer.
Earlier, a case of death of a person of Indian origin had come to light in America. According to media reports, a Sikh music artist who was part of a Kirtan group in America was shot dead by armed miscreants outside a Gurudwara in Alabama. This incident happened on 23 February. Raj Singh alias Goldy, a resident of Tanda Sahuwala village in Bijnor district of Uttar Pradesh, had gone to the Gurudwara to perform kirtan. He was in America with the group for the last one and a half years. After performing kirtan with his group, Goldie was standing outside the gurudwara when unidentified miscreants shot him.
Indian student was found dead in Indiana
Earlier last month, an Indian student pursuing his doctorate at the prestigious Purdue University located in the state of Indiana was found dead. In this case, officials had said that the student had committed suicide by shooting himself. He has been shot in the head. According to a news agency of Purdue University, Sameer Kamath was found dead at around 5 pm on February 5.
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