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Friday marked the 10-year anniversary of the Oak Creek Sikh temple shooting.

The Sikh Temple of Wisconsin held a 10-year remembrance vigil to honor the seven victims of a fatal hate crime. It was August 5, 2012, when a white supremacist killed six people at the temple. A seventh person died in 2020.

(Interfaith America) — In the decade since the Oak Creek shooting, hate crimes against places of worship have been on the rise.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff Friday to mark the 10th anniversary of the Oak Creek Sikh Temple shooting.

Since the Sikh temple shooting in 2012, Wisconsin has seen at least 48 mass shootings that have killed 65 people and wounded another 187.

Since the Sikh temple shooting in 2012, Wisconsin has seen at least 48 mass shootings that have killed 65 people and wounded another 187.

Since the Sikh temple shooting in 2012, Wisconsin has seen at least 48 mass shootings that have killed 65 people and wounded another 187.

Since the Sikh temple shooting in 2012, Wisconsin has seen at least 48 mass shootings that have killed 65 people and wounded another 187.

City residents on Monday woke up to reports of two murders at separate locations. While a half-burnt body of a man was found dumped in the fields of Jalbhay village of Adampur, another blood-stained body was found along a canal at Singha village falling under the Lambra police station.

Miscreants targeted a house on the Kalgidhar road here and decamped with Rs 1.65 lakh in cash and 11 tola of gold ornaments. Occupants were sleeping in their rooms when the thieves committed the theft.