The Hindu American Foundation and Raja Krishnamoorthi commented on an extremist plot in Aurora, urging vigilance and action.
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Updated Oct 15
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What happened
The Hindu American Foundation and Raja Krishnamoorthi commented on an extremist plot in Aurora, urging vigilance and action.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Krishnamoorthi pressed the FBI regarding a hate crime following a temple incident in Aurora.Sub-event
HAF and Krishnamoorthi called for action following the Aurora plot.1 source
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Hate crime plot targeting Hindu temples in IllinoisAlso in this story
- A teen from Palatine targeted a Hindu temple located in Aurora.
- Police departments coordinated to locate Paporakis, who planned to target a temple in Aurora, after working at Taco Bell.
- Rising hate crimes are affecting the safety of the Indian community in Aurora.
- Police investigated an alleged target in Aurora, Illinois, leading to an arrest and police response.
The entities involved
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Hindu American Foundation
Hindu American advocacy organization
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Aurora
city in Arapahoe, Adams, and Douglas counties, Colorado, United States
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Raja Krishnamoorthi
American lawyer and politician (born 1973)
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